How to delete iOS 8.0.1 update download from your device to avoid accidental installation

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By Sébastien PageSep 24, 2014, 5:31 pm2.6k ptsInteresting
Earlier today, Apple released iOS 8.0.1 which was supposed to fix a few bugs, but as users quickly realized, this update did more harm than good as it would disable cellular service and Touch ID on affected devices. We’ve already published instructions on how to downgrade back to iOS 8 for those users who…

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