FLTPlan Goes for iOS 9.3.5 - The End of an Era

In 2010, Apple released the first iPad, which was supported by the company for only two years. This marked the beginning of a trend where older devices would eventually become obsolete and no longer receive updates or support from the manufacturer. Fast forward to today, and we see that this is exactly what has happened with iOS 9/10 compatible web browsers.

For those who still use older iPad models, there are few options left for updated web browsers. One of these options is Look Web browser, a relatively new browser designed primarily for old iOS device versions but still available on newer devices as well. However, it's worth noting that virtually all other third-party web browsers have disappeared from the scene.

In addition to this, many popular third-party apps are no longer available for download from the App Store. This is because app developers stopped supporting these older devices nearly three years ago in 2018. As a result, there are no longer older versions of almost all popular apps and games available for 8-10 year old iPads.

Apple itself ended support for all 8-10-year-old iOS devices over four years ago in 2016. This means that the default Safari browser on these devices is now too old to be secure or safe to use when accessing the internet.

For those who still need to access a web browser, there are some limitations. For example, the old YouTube app will no longer work, as Google has issued a mandate requiring users to upgrade to a newer version. None of the popular streaming apps are available on older iPads, except for Netflix, which goes back to iOS 5.1.1.

It's also worth noting that the procedure used to work for many apps in the App Store until around 2018-2019 is no longer effective. This is because the older apps are simply not available for download anymore.

In conclusion, FLTPlan going for iOS 9.3.5 marks the end of an era for those who still use older iPad models. While there may be some limited options available, it's clear that these devices are no longer supported and will eventually become unusable.

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