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What apps still support iOS 6 to this date? Several websites are probably also broken on Safari on iOS 6... If so, what's the difference between running this v
by TheCoreh 9y ago
What apps still support iOS 6 to this date? Several websites are probably also broken on Safari on iOS 6... If so, what's the difference between running this version and just using a feature phone?
- tinus_hn 9y agoNot to mention the lack of security updates. Basically your only protection is that people lost interest in these phones.
- peterburkimsher 9y agoSecurity for what purpose? My iTunes account isn't tied to a bank account or credit card. My contact list isn't that valuable. I don't have anything worth stealing. My security was compromised when I jailbroke my phone in order to install lots of tweaks (I've had the swipe up gesture as a home button, like the new iPhone X, for years). In that time, I've not missed the lack of security, and I have benefitted from the local offline backups that aren't encrypted.
- tinus_hn 9y agoI don’t know if there is a standard page to refer people to that have this ‘I have nothing to hide so I don’t need security’ mindset but there should be one. You are endangering your friends and family and potentially annoying the rest of the Internet.
- peterburkimsher 9y agoI don't need the latest version. Offline maps and Wikipedia, contacts, calendars, music and notes that sync over USB are enough for me. Facebook and LINE are ok, although LINE keeps threatening to discontinue support. Frankly though, it's their loss - when WhatsApp stopped working then I didn't notice, I just use Facebook instead. Skype and iMessage also exist, although I don't use them much. What am I missing on a newer phone?