> Sure, but realistically how does Apple tell perfectly fine apps apart from apps that are abandoned and do have security issues? Not to mention, the more apps

> Sure, but realistically how does Apple tell perfectly fine apps apart from apps that are abandoned and do have security issues? Not to mention, the more apps with an inch-thick layer of dust there are on the App Store, the more they become trapped in the same kind of backwards compatibility mire that Microsoft is now stuck in. They could just hide apps that don’t run on newer versions of iOS I suppose, but with the extremely high system upgrade rate of iOS users that’s practically the same as removing them from the store.