I would like to see the OS update history in my iPad, as in when and at what time did I install a specific iOS update in my device.
Is there any way to see that?
IOS – ny way to know when was the iPad updated to the latest version of iOS
iosipad
Related Question
- IOS – ny way to remotly access ios device from another ios device
- IOS – How to deny the user the ability to upgrade the latest iOS version on iPad
- IOS – Finding old version of iOS apps for a 1st Generation iPad running iOS 5.1.1
- IOS – ny way to upgrade the jailbroken iPad to a higher jailbreakable iOS
- IOS – ny way to turn off the “Finish Setting Up Your iPad” nag in iOS 11
- IOS – Erase iOS device with recovery mode without updating to latest iOS version
- IOS – How to install apps on iPad 4 which require IOS version 11 or higher
- IOS – Is it possible to restore an iPhone to a newer version of iOS that is not the latest
Best Answer
IOS differs from macOS. macOS updates the OS via App Store. And App Store keeps tracking what we have updated. Unfortunately, iOS updates via Software Update in Settings. And it doas not keep history of the updates. I think there is no workaround at the moment. And I think iTunes login can't help in this case.