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Sure, but will (networked) apps still work? Is it possible to download apps for previous versions still? If you can revert OS but can't run netflix/facebook/wha

Sure, but will (networked) apps still work? Is it possible to download apps for previous versions still? If you can revert OS but can't run netflix/facebook/whatever then it's not very useful.

scarface74 9y ago
Yes. I have a first generation iPad (running iOS 5) that I rediscovered when I moved. I reset it because I forgot the password. Hulu, Netflix, Crackle, theCW, Plex, Google Drive, CBS (?), and Spotify still work. Apple's productivity apps (Pages,Numbers, and Keynote) also still work and sync with iCloud. On the other hand, I also rediscovered an old first generation iPod Touch (iOS 3). Nothing that requires network access except for the built in apps still works.
- jorvi 9y ago
  This[0] could give your iPod Touch a slight kick in the butt, and this[1] for your iPad, if you feel inclined to keep using them. [0]http://www.whited00r.com/index?lang=en http://www.whited00r.com/index?lang=en [1]http://www.grayd00r.com http://www.grayd00r.com
  - scarface74 9y ago
    That's really cool. I'm going to definitely try it on my old iPod Touch.
2muchcoffeeman 9y ago
You can to a degree. You’re able to install the last compatible version of an app.