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There's a "Compatibility" section under each app which tells you whether it works on your device. You can also click on it so it tells you exactly which OS vers
by vultour 5y ago
There's a "Compatibility" section under each app which tells you whether it works on your device. You can also click on it so it tells you exactly which OS versions are supported.
- dqv 5y agoSo instead of filtering it out or graying out the "get" button, I need to click on the link in the app store and find the compatibility section (the last part of the page) to find out if it's compatible? That's a dark pattern.
- jackson1442 5y agoIt's been a looooong time since I've had this issue, but I distinctly remember the "get" being grayed out (for example, gps-dependent apps on a non gps-enabled iPad). Has this regressed?
- dqv 5y agoYes. It's regressed. This video [0] is an example of what happens, EXCEPT on mine the pause was considerably longer before the "unable to purchase" pop up came up. [0]: https://youtu.be/lMMrU732w6Q?t=82 https://youtu.be/lMMrU732w6Q?t=82 (and if you look at the comments, you can see that I'm not the only consumer frustrated by this issue)