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1. sneak+(OP)[view] [source] 2023-09-27 00:49:15
Normally you would be able to simply continue using the firmware on it, plus the app you originally installed, in perpetuity.

In reality, on each new iOS device, Apple forces you to use the current version of the app in the App Store now, and your old version apps are not included in backups or able to be transferred to new devices.

You are eventually forced to use the latest version of the app by Apple.

The latest version of the app will require the latest firmware or will modal lock you out until you upgrade the device.

Blame Apple for not letting you preserve your old versions of working apps between backups and devices, and blame Apple for allowing time bomb expiring apps like Signal and Chase Mobile into the App Store.

Further blame Apple for not having an iOS "internet access" permission per app that would prevent these apps from learning that there are new, unwanted firmware updates available when all you want to do is local operations.

Finally, any product that requires that you "sign up/log in" on the first screen and can't be used otherwise without PII should go straight back into the box to be returned.

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