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I wonder if this means no more iTunes file sharing. If it is then it's no problem because I use iFunbox.
You can extract ipas with ifunbox and imazing, hopefully this will still be possible......
File Sharing is still there.
iTunes backups terrify me, I just don't bother these days.
I would very much just like to do a 'Ghost Image' of the entire iOS device...
This way I could make sure that absolutely everything on the device gets backed up.
What ever happens I will be doing OTA(Over The Air) update to iOS11 since I can NOT use iTunes to do it.
If things go haywire I can always set it up as a new iPad and copy over all the stuff I have manually backed up from Cubasis, Gadget, BM3, AudioShare and a bunch of other apps.
(I've used iFunBox to copy all the stuff from each apps 'Documents' folder or exported them via other means).
If I look at this from an ironycally positive view it's a good way to get a 'clean start' and install only those apps that I actually use
Don't stop the beast... my advise
Yes, it did not backup your Apps.
I think Apple calls this: "improvement" of functionality. They argue, that it is "no problem" to download apps from the app/iTunes store if you need them. And if they are not available in the App/iTunes store anymore (or only in a cripled version):
Your problem.
(directly translates into: it just dont work)
The reason for this decision maybe could be that Apple want to reduce system wide issues which causes lots of calls in their call centers.
If you synced your device to your computer and did a back up as well, then the apps should be in the folder where your iTunes library is on your hard drive.
That's just Finder on OSX, it's like Windows Explorer.
Which illustrates just how utterly ludicrous pricing has become. Part of me wants this to escalate, rapidly, so we can see the point at which even those who love Apple products more than their families and have suitcases full of disposable cash finally say 'no more.'
Mrs Monzo's already done that
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Welcome to the Machine. Hope you get good result soon.
I just use the 'chat' feature they have on the support page.
From what I know it's a 'chat bot' most of the time with some built-in AI, almost like 'Eliza' or her evil twin 'Azile'
http://www.manifestation.com/neurotoys/eliza.php3
I was told to wait for iOS11 & macOS High Sierra to solve the backup problems I'm having with my Air 2.
For now I have no desire to do a complete factory reset and start from zero...
Every time I've tried that route, I find irritating twonks who think using my first name makes them my friend. Ultimately, I get passed to a senior, less bubbly twonk, who informs me that his/her job is to schedule returns, and that Apple will not continue 'problem solving' via e-mail.
All this is like rearranging shelves in a supermarket. While you're looking for the old things you used to buy you find new ones you never came across on your usual shopping round.
On a windows computer it is possible to completely deinstall iTunes (without losing your backups - see https://support.apple.com/en-us/ht204275), and then install an older Version of iTunes, which can be found there:
https://support.apple.com/de_DE/downloads/itunes
I will miss downloading updates using iTunes...
It was a perfect way to see when an app I had uninstalled on my iOS devices got updated...
How can I now keep track of my 'old' apps and when they eventually get updated as I no longer have then i stalled on my iOS device?!
Installing an older version of iTunes is not an option as it will not suppert newer devices or iOS versions.
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A theory which in practise just wastes people's time and irritates them. If I am made to work too hard in a supermarket, I shop elsewhere.
thats not exactly true. they usually let a few older versions of itunes still connect to newer devices.
they do phase it out thats true but its not immediate. i've been using itunes 12.1 for the last six months lol.
True, but iPhone 8/8+ are out soon and iTunes 12.7 is needed for them and Apple will most likely disable downloads for older iTunes versions by turning of the web-servives that provide the iOS content to the desktop iTunes.
Remains to be see how well the 'tethered caching services' work on macOS High Sierra.
(ie. when downloading an app using a tethered iOS device the download is saved on the computer and can then be shared to all connected iOS devices). Too bad the computer I'm using for backing up my iOS devices is too old for macOS High Sierra.
I will go iOS11 in hope that it will do some 'repair' on my iPad Air 2 so I can do backups of it again, if not I'll do a complete factory reset and start from scratch since I do not have a working backup for it...
I will miss digging into *.ipa files and extracting samples