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> Zero effort towards backward-compatibility or longevity, just force users to buy new hardware constantly. Is that why you can install iOS 16 (the most recent
by mcphage 4y ago
> Zero effort towards backward-compatibility or longevity, just force users to buy new hardware constantly.
Is that why you can install iOS 16 (the most recent version) on an iPhone 8 from 2017?
- calciphus 4y agoIt's why you can't install the same app that worked on your iPhone 8 when you bought it, today. It's the reason you can't install one that worked two years ago unless the developer is constantly keeping up with Apple's mercurial and inscrutable os-level API changes. Apple breaks APIs regularly and you're left hoping a dev wants to do free work to keep it working for people who already bought it. Edit: clarity