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Here's the #1 reason to NOT upgrade an iPhone!
There's a good chance that it's gonna fuck your phone up!
My iPhone SE after updating has an iTunes logo on it, and when you connect to a Mac, it wants to restore!
I also see that many other people in the other thread are having similar problems.
How the fuck can this happen? Especially when there have been similar problems in past years.
Does Apple not test their shit?
This happened to me with my iPad Pro 12.9" as well, but an iPad Air that was updated via iTunes connected to my iMac went fine.
Now I'm restoring my 12.9"... 'cause I needed a hobby today :)
This IS why I update my phone last. Annoying, but survivable I guess. What about people who don't use iTunes?
OTA with A9 chipset is having problems. iPhone 6 seems to be ok, but 6s, iPad Pros and phone SE are having problems.
Connecting to iTunes with those seems to work.
It has hosed both my iPhone 6s Plus and my iPad Pro 9.7. Not good at all!