Message appearing in the betas of iOS 10
During the time in which iOS 10 was in beta phase, when an application that was not updated to 64-bits in a device with processor A7 we double or back saw a warning message. This message did not arrive when iOS 10 was launched officially in 10.0.1 (the first official version) iOS or iOS 10.0.2. If what we see in the beta of iOS 10.1 is what we’ll see when that version becomes official, such notice will return to the version that brings the “Bokeh” effect in the iPhone 7 Plus main new.
The announcement of the betas of iOS 10 ensured that “this application has not been updated to 64-bit. Its use can adversely affect the overall performance of the system“, but the truth is that we are going to notice little or nothing this performance problem.” We are not few those who think that this announcement it has more to do with a way of pressure so that developers update their application.
The warning message is more direct in iOS 10.1
Starting from iOS 10.1, when it is expected that the message reappears, the notice will say that “the developer of this app need to update it to improve its compatibility“. If we bear in mind that from the 1 February 2015 Apple does not accept applications that are not compatible with 64-bit, using an application that displays the previous message we will be using an application that takes a long time without updating it, which may mean that it is a bit forgotten by the developer.
Apple has already begun to remove problematic App store applications, so any application that shows us this message may disappear from the iOS app store anytime, always and when they encounter a problem of compatibility. The good thing about the message is that developers can be referred and update their app, something that I hope to make one that I have in mind. You’re using an application that could show you this message in iOS 10.1?
