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Right. What is stopping Apple from requiring a valid unique device key with every request now?
by olah_1 3y ago
Right. What is stopping Apple from requiring a valid unique device key with every request now?
- graphe 3y agoOld hardware that doesn't have it. Are they gonna ban my iMac from 2009 that was before iMessage was a thing?
- ianlevesque 3y agoYes, they are. You already don't get OS updates.
- graphe 3y agoNo they aren't. My iMessage still works, and so will other devices that had iMessage.
- ianlevesque 3y agoAsk someone with 32-bit Mac apps about Apple’s willingness to leave parts of their userbase behind.
- graphe 3y agoThey still work. Apple doesn't stop services from working or programs from functioning.
- throwaway-blaze 3y agojust because it works now doesn't mean it will tomorrow. You're on officially unsupported hardware / os version.