In iOS 11 or later, and iPadOS, you can create a screen recording and capture sound on your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch. Why does not Apple add this feature to older iPhones?

Muratbarande wrote:

There are already downloadable apps to record screen video which means it possesses the hardware to make it.

Screen recording as Apple has implemented it is part of the OS, not a separate add on app. The older devices cannot support the newer versions of iOS. Therefore, they don't get any of the newer features. Could Apple make a screen recording app for older hardware? Probably, but it would be a waste of development resources as they would get no return from it because they don't make any money from screen recording.

Because they don't have the hardware to support iOS 11 and later.

Muratbarande wrote:

There are already downloadable apps to record screen video which means it possesses the hardware to make it.

Then I guess I do not understand your issue.

You are aware of a solution, yet you are unhappy. Ok.

Muratbarande wrote:

No. It is not the reason. Because there is no profit in it. Therefore Apple would not do it.

If you think you know the answer (you're wrong, by the way), why are you asking us for an answer? Especially if you're not going to believe what we tell you.

Muratbarande wrote:

No. It is not the reason. Because there is no profit in it. Therefore Apple would not do it.

Explain how screen recording creates revenue for Apple?

Same logic that my 486 powered Windows PC can't run Windows 10? Because HP/Dell/Lenovo et al want me to buy a new PC?

Hardware becomes obsolete. This causes users to lose functionality.

It's not always a conspiracy.