If an apple update fixes a few bugs in the code. How come the update can be over 4GB? Wouldn’t they just push certain aspects?

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If an apple update fixes a few bugs in the code. How come the update can be over 4GB? Wouldn’t they just push certain aspects?

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They only do that on critical security updates which are very often quite small.

Updates are a hassle for the company to deploy and users to install. So they compile a bunch of small updates into a larger package and deploy them all together so that people don’t have to do a dozen little updates every week.

This approach also allows for more productive beta testing (again, fewer updates, easier management, better tracking if something goes wrong) before wider release.

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