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Originally Posted by Penforhire
js, if your iDevice does not have enough memory to perform an over-the-air update you can attach it to a PC and use iTunes to avoid the issue of needing to delete anything to get the update. Or at least so I have read.
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Yes I know. But it is old and it works well with 9.x.x on it for what I use it for, so I really don't see the need to update to what is likely a slower running iOS 10, and likely a larger footprint in memory as well. I mostly use it for reading Kindle eBooks and tracking weather conditions. No heavy lifting is done with the older iPad Mini 2. I also have no plans to update my older iPhone 5 because it rarely gets used and is kept around for a backup just in case the iPhone 6 Plus takes a nose dive. My iPhone 6 Plus will likely get updated though.