Non-compatible apps

[Chris Cook5]

How do we find a list of non-compatible apps. When I launched one of my apps since I have updated to 10.3 it gave me a pop-up window that I was going to take a screenshot and send to the developer since I use it a little. I can't seem to get that window to pop up.

 

[thejasonhowell]

Settings, general, about, apps

 

[Ledsteplin]

How do we find a list of non-compatible apps. When I launched one of my apps since I have updated to 10.3 it gave me a pop-up window that I was going to take a screenshot and send to the developer since I use it a little. I can't seem to get that window to pop up.

Stop using it for awhile, or show the above screen.

 

[TwitchyPuppy]

How do we find a list of non-compatible apps. When I launched one of my apps since I have updated to 10.3 it gave me a pop-up window that I was going to take a screenshot and send to the developer since I use it a little. I can't seem to get that window to pop up.

Settings -> General -> About -> Apps

 

[Ledsteplin]

Settings -> General -> About -> Apps

After updating my old iPhone 5, it doesn't show just 32 bit apps or apps not compatible. It shows all the apps Plus system stuff. Most all, including those not compatible show under "updates available". The only app that shows under "update not available" is iCloud Drive. And a few of my 32 bit apps don't show at all. Odd.

 

[doogald]

After updating my old iPhone 5, it doesn't show just 32 bit apps or apps not compatible. It shows all the apps Plus system stuff. Most all, including those not compatible show under "updates available". The only app that shows under "update not available" is iCloud Drive. And a few of my 32 bit apps don't show at all. Odd.

The iPhone 5 has a 32 bit processor, right? So all apps are by definition 32 bit apps. Also, it will not get an update to iOS 11, so losing 32 bit app support in iOS 11 is moot for the 5 and 5c.

 

[Ledsteplin]

The iPhone 5 has a 32 bit processor, right? So all apps are by definition 32 bit apps. Also, it will not get an update to iOS 11, so losing 32 bit app support in iOS 11 is moot for the 5 and 5c.

I realize that. I just wanted to see which ones are 32 bit, or those that will not be compatible with iOS 11. I can tap each one in the list and it shows me which can be updated. I was mostly wondering which ones for my 6s Plus. I don't have that on it. My 6s Plus is still on iOS 10.1.1. And I plan to stay there indefinitely.
I'll just have to rely on the pop up warnings on my 6s Plus.

 

[TwitchyPuppy]

I realize that. I just wanted to see which ones are 32 bit, or those that will not be compatible with iOS 11. I can tap each one in the list and it shows me which can be updated. I was mostly wondering which ones for my 6s Plus. I don't have that on it. My 6s Plus is still on iOS 10.1.1. And I plan to stay there indefinitely.
I'll just have to rely on the pop up warnings on my 6s Plus.

You could cross check with it!

 

[Ledsteplin]

You could cross check with it!

Nah. I know which ones they are. I was just a bit confused by the list on my 5. Especially all the system services. Still no idea why they're there. Unless to say those systems on the 5 won't work on iOS 11.