Originally Posted by
Ursula_Tabstead It took some time to find this answer box. I guess it hadn't loaded before when I needed it, so I looked all around the site to respond to Tartarus answer...
I guess that for any app I have on my iPad, I can look up the info on it to see if it will work with a newer iOS version.
But my biggest concern is that I won't be able to share info pertaining to calendar entries, notes, and contacts among the iPads I have, if the two iPads don't have the same iOS version. I read that some iPad users are unhappy that they cannot revert back to older iOS versions if they want or need to do that. I hesitate to update my iOS version if it means I am burning my bridges behind me.
But who should I ask about iPad info sharing (like I described above)?
Regardless of the iOS version, if iCloud was supported back then on that iOS version, it will still be supported now and you should be able to sync back and forth on all your devices to those services.
Don't overthink this kind of stuff. It works just fine, no matter what version it is.
You're safe.