iOS 11 does not allow running 32-bit applications

Apple's new operating system puts an end to 32-bit software by not allowing them to be installed or launched.

On the first iOS 11 beta, the message "This app is only available in 32-bit and is not compatible with your device" will appear when users install 32-bit software.

And if you upgrade from iOS 10 to iOS 11 beta, 32-bit apps won't work either. "Developers need to update their apps to work on iOS 11," the notification says.

Notice 32-bit apps are not supported on iOS 11.

Apple's decision was predicted long ago and was officially confirmed as soon as the iOS 11 beta was released. Previously, the US technology company stopped displaying 32-bit iOS apps when searching.

Over the past few years, the US technology company has directed developers to build 64-bit iOS software to better exploit the iPhone and iPad hardware. It also helps save storage memory for the device.

iOS 11 doesn't support 32-bit apps, which means devices like the iPhone 5, 5c, iPad mini, and older will have to stay on iOS 10 or earlier.

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According to VNE