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Today (Sunday) my Gospel Library (iPad) started an update right before I went to my ward meetings.
The update continued through both hours and, is still going an hour after I arrived home and plugged the iPad in.
I don’t believe the app asked if it could update before beginning and I don’t see a button or other method to stop the update short of rebooting the iPad.
I’m on high-speed internet at home and haven’t noticed any speed problems at our stake center where our ward meets.
As I mentioned, I don’t recall taking any action to affirmatively start the update. If asked, I would have elected to wait until I returned home.
I was able to follow along with the talks and lesson on my phone, but would have preferred to use my iPad. I usually use materials on my iPad for visual aids on a large-screen TV when I’m teaching. Fortunately, I wasn’t scheduled to teach today.
I just checked and the update is continuing about 3.5 hours after it was started, so I guess it’s time to reboot. In my perfect world, the update program would skip Sundays.
The update continued through both hours and, is still going an hour after I arrived home and plugged the iPad in.
I don’t believe the app asked if it could update before beginning and I don’t see a button or other method to stop the update short of rebooting the iPad.
I’m on high-speed internet at home and haven’t noticed any speed problems at our stake center where our ward meets.
As I mentioned, I don’t recall taking any action to affirmatively start the update. If asked, I would have elected to wait until I returned home.
I was able to follow along with the talks and lesson on my phone, but would have preferred to use my iPad. I usually use materials on my iPad for visual aids on a large-screen TV when I’m teaching. Fortunately, I wasn’t scheduled to teach today.
I just checked and the update is continuing about 3.5 hours after it was started, so I guess it’s time to reboot. In my perfect world, the update program would skip Sundays.