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Agreed of course. Though currently iOS 16 is the standard and that goes back about 2.5 years. Which is sort of a shift from many major apps supporting an iOS da

by coro_1 2y ago

Agreed of course. Though currently iOS 16 is the standard and that goes back about 2.5 years. Which is sort of a shift from many major apps supporting an iOS dating back 4-5 years.

pcl 2y ago
iOS 16 is supported on devices back to iPhone 8, which came out in September 2017. That’s seven and a half years ago. Apple has done a good job of supporting old devices with new OS releases; they also subset old OS’s. That seems like a fair trade.
marcellus23 2y ago
Where are you getting these numbers from? Do you have stats to back them up? When I worked as an app developer we would only support back 2 or 3 versions, and that was 5 years ago. Anecdotally I have not noticed a shift to only supporting more recent OSes.
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