iPhone owners warned to back up data before iOS 10.3 release
- Mar 14, 2017
- 1 min read
Apple are due to release iOS 10.3 towards the end of March 2017. This release contains some significant changes and with all updates, OIA recommends you back-up your iPhone prior to implementing the update. iTnews is talking about the pending release and potential implications for users.
Backing up your iPhone is relatively easy. Simply connect your iPhone to your iTunes, find your device listed under ‘Devices’ and select ‘Back Up’ from the right-click menu.
As always, please reach out to OIA should you have any questions or need assistance with the back-up process.
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