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<blockquote data-quote="Rod" data-source="post: 1950881" data-attributes="member: 204485">If you were getting updates at night &quot;secretly&quot; then your iOS number would change. Yes, updates are performed at night (often) or whenever the iPhone is Locked, on a charger and connected to the internet (it states that on the page).&nbsp;As you can see mine are turned off except &quot;Security Responses &amp; System Files&quot; but thet can be turned off.&nbsp; If that's turned off you will only get Security Responses &amp; System Files when you manually do an update.[ATTACH=full]40298[/ATTACH]Where are all these people you refer to when you say &quot;Nobody likes...&quot; or, &quot;'Optimized Battery Charging' to 80% that again no one at all likes or wants to have but can't turn off&quot;?&nbsp; They're not on this forum.Apple tends to respond to user wishes where possible, it's in their interest to do so, in iOS 18.4.1 this is how Optimised Battery Charging Settings look:[ATTACH=full]40299[/ATTACH]As you can see you can turn it off.So, I go back to my old argument, technology is technical and if you have an older model iPhone, running and older iOS you will have to tinker with it to get the most, or what you want, out of it.&nbsp; Changes made in newer models, often in response to users complaints will be absent. If you've never had to perform a Forced Restart then you are one of the lucky ones.Lastly, I know it's a bit outdated, maybe things have changed but I came across this article titled;<h3>Why does the telegram app take 31gb or storage,? </h3>[URL unfurl=&quot;true&quot;]https://discussions.apple.com/thread/253506579?sortBy=rank[/URL]I hope it's not that hard on your storage.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Rod, post: 1950881, member: 204485"] If you were getting updates at night "secretly" then your iOS number would change. Yes, updates are performed at night (often) or whenever the iPhone is Locked, on a charger and connected to the internet (it states that on the page). As you can see mine are turned off except "Security Responses & System Files" but thet can be turned off. If that's turned off you will only get Security Responses & System Files when you manually do an update. [ATTACH type="full"]40298[/ATTACH] Where are all these people you refer to when you say "Nobody likes..." or, "'Optimized Battery Charging' to 80% that again [B]no one at all likes or wants to have[/B] but can't turn off"? They're not on this forum. Apple tends to respond to user wishes where possible, it's in their interest to do so, in iOS 18.4.1 this is how Optimised Battery Charging Settings look: [ATTACH type="full"]40299[/ATTACH] As you can see you can turn it off. So, I go back to my old argument, technology is technical and if you have an older model iPhone, running and older iOS you will have to tinker with it to get the most, or what you want, out of it. Changes made in newer models, often in response to users complaints will be absent. If you've never had to perform a Forced Restart then you are one of the lucky ones. Lastly, I know it's a bit outdated, maybe things have changed but I came across this article titled; [HEADING=2]Why does the telegram app take 31gb or storage,? [/HEADING] [URL unfurl="true"]https://discussions.apple.com/thread/253506579?sortBy=rank[/URL] I hope it's not that hard on your storage. [/QUOTE]

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