[Yoox_II]

I know there are a few different builds of 10.3.3 going around, is this one known to cause any of the crippling issues or corrupting the OS?

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[Fool Guy]

Just go for update.

[anon(9169048)]

I know there are a few different builds of 10.3.3 going around, is this one known to cause any of the crippling issues or corrupting the OS?

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I can't open your attachment for some reason but all the later builds have been pretty stable. What build it yours?

[meattray]

It should be fine. The majority of users haven't had any issues with the updates.

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[YeemanBB]

If your current OS is working for you, I would skip this update. Why take the risk when there is nothing to gain? Even 1% of people having issues is 1% too high when there is no gain. You know that you can't go back to earlier OS if you have problem with 10.3.3.

[Carjackd]

If your current OS is working for you, I would skip this update. Why take the risk when there is nothing to gain? Even 1% of people having issues is 1% too high when there is no gain. You know that you can't go back to earlier OS if you have problem with 10.3.3.

It's just a maintenance release so this ^^

[guygardner73]

Haha, marathon man lol.

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[Matty]

I know there are a few different builds of 10.3.3 going around, is this one known to cause any of the crippling issues or corrupting the OS?

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It does add a couple nice security improvements but if you happy with how your OS is running then just leave it on 10.3.2. It doesn't add any new features that are noticeable. I updated all my devices and everything still works perfectly. So definitely doesn't corrupt or 'cripple' anything. Just remember that if you update the OS you cant go back to a lower OS version.