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I have just bought an iPad 2 for $40 au

Most programs won't work

What to do?

 

Ok a couple  of options:

1) Get Apple to have seperate section in the App Store for older tech

NO CHANCE OF THAT

 

2) Apple Allow older tech to run Linux Or Chrome and open sourcing iOS 

Ha yah right

 

Anybody got any ideas, maybe start petition

 

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4 hours ago, STLVNUB said:

I have just bought an iPad 2 for $40 au

Most programs won't work

What to do?

 

Ok a couple  of options:

1) Get Apple to have seperate section in the App Store for older tech

NO CHANCE OF THAT

 

2) Apple Allow older tech to run Linux Or Chrome and open sourcing iOS 

Ha yah right

 

Anybody got any ideas, maybe start petition

 

 

I've also got an iPad 2. Mainly use it for reading books but if you've got an app installed on another iOS device, go to the purchased tab and it'll download the last supported version. This worked for Netflix on mine. The other option which I've also done is to JB it and install the ipa/deb files manually.

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5 minutes ago, Shaneee said:

 

I've also got an iPad 2. Mainly use it for reading books but if you've got an app installed on another iOS device, go to the purchased tab and it'll download the last supported version. This worked for Netflix on mine. The other option which I've also done is to JB it and install the ipa/deb files manually.

Okay still think linux or chrome would be good

 

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On 10/23/2023 at 4:42 PM, STLVNUB said:

Most Apps Won't Install

Have you thought about jailbreaking the iPad? I mean, it can open up a world of apps and customization options that you wouldn't have access to otherwise. It could help you make the most out of your iPad 2. 


You could also try to explore 'vintage' or 'legacy' app sections in third-party app stores I think. Some of these platforms still offer older versions of apps that are compatible with devices like the iPad 2.

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