How to get rid of the pesky proposals iOS update 9

The latest versions of iOS learned to automatically download available updates, and take out the annoying pop-up with a proposal to upgrade. it often happens at the most inopportune time, and sometimes it does not need. In this article we describe how to get rid of annoying banners.

Most users are prompted to update does not cause any problems, but for some, such as the owners of jailbroken devices, it is very undesirable. Anyway, if you banners annoying, there are several ways to solve the problem.

Put the upgrade at night

The next appearance of the banner just click "Later" and choose "Remind me later". This saves you from pesky notifications. But there is bad news: exactly one day everything repeated again. As soon as you stop using the handheld device and plug it in to charge, iOS will want to upgrade again.

Remove the update file and avoid connecting to Wi-Fi

If you delete the downloaded update from memory, banners disappear, but after connecting to the wireless network with good coverage iOS will try to download an update available again. With the removal of all is simple: go to the "Settings» → «Basic» → «Using the warehouse and the iCloud» → «Storage» → «manage», find the update and delete it. With Wi-Fi will be more difficult, but there is another trick, which describe below.

Block access to Apple servers updates

Radical way, but to achieve the goal, all means are good. The trick is to not just give your iPhone or iPad to download the update unfortunate, but will not update - there will be no banners. This is done in the following domains lock:

• appldnld.apple.com;
• mesu.apple.com

On different routers lock procedure will be different, so you have to figure it out yourself.

Install this update already!

The method, which will remove banners with absolute guarantee! :) If you still decide to upgrade, you will no longer have to see the annoying banner. To install you will need to connect to a network or a 50% charge, the iOS update will plan carefully for two or three o'clock in the morning when you sleep sweetly.