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If you are on iOS 10.1 or later, you should get a dialog box that clail the application "may slow down your phone" (this dialog'a appearance is remembered and only shows up occasionally per app, I believe).

http://www.macrumors.com/2016/10/06/ios-10-1-32-bit-app-aler...



Is there any way to tell before you buy an app? I just bought one yesterday, actually paid money for it, and it gave me that warning. While six months is a long time, if I buy it the day before the cutoff, I'd be pretty disappointed when I lose access 24 hours later.

I also wish there was a way to see which apps support retina displays before you buy them, I've been tricked a few times.


Ask the developer if they ware going to fix them. If not, get a refund. You can do it through your iTunes account or directly with

https://reportaproblem.apple.com

Say product didn't work as advertised.


> Is there any way to tell before you buy an app?

I believe that most apps built to support "iOS 8 or later" (this is shown in the app's Information section) are 64-bit.

> While six months is a long time, if I buy it the day before the cutoff, I'd be pretty disappointed when I lose access 24 hours later.

I just looked it up, and Apple has been asking developers to build against the iOS 8 SDK for 2 years now:

http://appleinsider.com/articles/15/01/19/apple-once-again-a...


Ah so that's what that warning is about.




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