Operating system iOS will soon stop supporting 32-bit devices and, as a result, support for 32-bit applications will also cease. These are in App Store despite numerous warnings Applu, which was first performed in December 2014, is still full. For more than two years now, Apple encourages developers to update their apps.
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In one of beta versions iOS 10.3 introduced a tool in Settings that identifies and lists all 32-bit apps you have installed on your device. This allows you to see which apps will not be compatible with future versions if they are not updated. iOS.
How are you? iOS 10.3 show a list of installed 32-bit applications that may soon stop working
- Open Settings.
- Click General.
- Select Information.
- Click on Applications.
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Here you will see a complete list of all 32-bit applications that developers should update as soon as possible. Apple is about to abandon compatibility with 32-bit devices and applications mainly due to security and the very functionality of applications that do not work as they should on 64-bit devices. With the advent of iOS 11 also includes compatibility with only 64-bit devices and applications.
