Apple Says 32-Bit Apps Won't Work with 'Future' Versions of iOS

AppAdvice
Jan 31, 2017, 2:03 pm294 pts
Starting with the first beta version of iOS 10.3, which was released last week, Apple has tweaked the dialog box when users open older legacy, 32-bit apps. Update needed Starting with iOS 10.1, a dialog box appears when opening a 32-bit app: This app has not been updated to 64-bit. Using it may affect overall…

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