When DJI GO 4.0.5 came out I was surprised that my dedicated iPhone 6 plus just updated itself and that dominoed into forcing me to update the firmware.
I decided to investigate and realized that I had never turned OFF the auto update feature on this phone. My normal phone still has GO4.0.3 running on it. I had gotten so use to the setting being off that I forgot automatically updating even existed.
I highly suggest you turn yours off. That way your flying day cannot be ruined by a sudden update. You will still see a notification next to the settings Icon that a new version is out and you can choose when and if you want to install it.
Go To: Settings / itunes & App Store / Automatic downloads (Updates = Off)
Also for good measure go into Password setting at the top and under it you will see "Free Downloads" / Require Password. I set that to ON and then put in my iTunes password to confirm. This is how my iPhone 5S is setup and it has never installed an App or an App update without me doing it manually.
Rob
I decided to investigate and realized that I had never turned OFF the auto update feature on this phone. My normal phone still has GO4.0.3 running on it. I had gotten so use to the setting being off that I forgot automatically updating even existed.
I highly suggest you turn yours off. That way your flying day cannot be ruined by a sudden update. You will still see a notification next to the settings Icon that a new version is out and you can choose when and if you want to install it.
Go To: Settings / itunes & App Store / Automatic downloads (Updates = Off)
Also for good measure go into Password setting at the top and under it you will see "Free Downloads" / Require Password. I set that to ON and then put in my iTunes password to confirm. This is how my iPhone 5S is setup and it has never installed an App or an App update without me doing it manually.
Rob