Comment Comment by tomstokes > Reverting to factory state seems riskier than last known good state.Reverting to factory state is the last resort. You don't have users do it unless there is no other good state to return to on the device.> Just because that version worked a decade ago, it doesn’t mean it’s compatible with the world today.That's why I said you have to include this in your test procedures.When you're planning for the long term you can accommodate for these things on your servers. parent tomstokes 1 year ago
Reverting to factory state is the last resort. You don't have users do it unless there is no other good state to return to on the device.
> Just because that version worked a decade ago, it doesn’t mean it’s compatible with the world today.
That's why I said you have to include this in your test procedures.
When you're planning for the long term you can accommodate for these things on your servers.