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how often do you reset your smartphone?

Back in my android days it was every year or so typically...not because I wanted to, but I would have a random issue. On apple, a full reset when I sell/gift it.
 
Marzipan said:
I noticed issues after it upgraded to 15, but not enough to bother with a wipe
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I can attest to this. Back when a pixel was my daily driver after it went through a few major os updates I suspected something wasn't quite the same about it. And after a wipe it always behaved better. Then I found this www.flash.android.com, an official supported way to flash whatever os version you want. The phone always ran great after installing the os that way. This was before google pulled their battery "update" BS with the pixel4a.

Now that I've (grudgingly) adapted to iphone, you can do a similar thing with itunes and perform major updates that way. It optimizes free space on the phone too which is a nice bonus. I haven't done an iphone wipe in probably a year, but since I won't be going to ios26 anytime soon it's possible I might restore my saved backup sometime in the next 12-18 months.
 
On2wheels said:
I can attest to this. Back when a pixel was my daily driver after it went through a few major os updates I suspected something wasn't quite the same about it. And after a wipe it always behaved better. Then I found this www.flash.android.com, an official supported way to flash whatever os version you want. The phone always ran great after installing the os that way. This was before google pulled their battery "update" BS with the pixel4a.

Now that I've (grudgingly) adapted to iphone, you can do a similar thing with itunes and perform major updates that way. It optimizes free space on the phone too which is a nice bonus. I haven't done an iphone wipe in probably a year, but since I won't be going to ios26 anytime soon it's possible I might restore my saved backup sometime in the next 12-18 months.
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iOS 26 actually runs amazingly well on my iPhone 12 Pro Max (or Max Pro).

I was thinking that even though my older device was stated as being supported, the performance would get hit with the new fancy graphical effects. But nope. It all runs very well. Have to hand it to Apple for optimizing it well enough to be available on a five year old, and even older I read, phone.
 
Marzipan said:
@gingerbee no, it has nothing to do with the hundreds of apps I have installed, I swear it! :LOL:
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I was about to say, lol. But yes, I rarely have to reset my phone. Normally, I don't have to do it and run my phones for 1-3 years, it all depends on what phone I buy. I do want to point out that my phones don't slow down over time, so just maybe it's all the apps being installed or uninstalled.
 
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