iOS 11 = unsupported apps = lost data
I just upgrade to iOS 11 but two of the apps wasn’t support anymore. How can I retrieve data from the 2 apps. Can I roll back to earlier version of ios.
I just upgrade to iOS 11 but two of the apps wasn’t support anymore. How can I retrieve data from the 2 apps. Can I roll back to earlier version of ios.
I forgot to mention, there is NO way to retrieve the data from these apps, now.
That act needed to take place before you upgraded to iOS 11.
It's too late, now.
In iOS 10, you must have received pop-up window warnings when launching these apps that stated that the app may no longer work in the next version of iOS and that an update would be needed?
Apple has never, EVER supported nor has provisions or procedures for reverting/downgrading to any prior or earlier version of iOS.
That stated, Apple stopped signing/supporting iOS 10.3.3 nearly 3 weeks, ago.
So, even if it was possible, there is no going back to iOS 10.3.3, any longer.
Some research and due diligence on your part, you would have found info on what things happen when you do a major iOS 11 upgrade on your iPad, before just blindly doing so.
What apps were affected, please.
contact the developer of the app and ask them to make a 64bit version when they do and you upgrade the app they work once more
If the original app developer went out of business, is there a way to get (or reverse engineer) the code and have someone else update it? I noticed lots of people lost their vehicle log data in VehiCal
If you have an older iDevice with an older versions of whatever app you can no longer access on iOS11, already on the older iDevice, you maybe able to retrieve the data that way. The older app already needs to be installed on the older iDevice and already being used on the older iDevice.
Other than this possibility, no other hacks or procedures will work to retrieve the data from an iOS 11unsupported app.
There are no possibilities.
Discontinued/unsupported/abandoned apps are still the property of its original developer/s/owner/s.
If ANYONE tries to reverse engineer an existing app, without trying to get expressed wriiten, legal consent of the software app developer, this could be legally considerd as software copyright/patent infringement and the original developer/s have every right to sue such patent/copyright infringers trying to recreate someone else's software apps, in an attempt to retrieve their app data from their no longer supported or abandoned app.
There is nothing, NOTHING, any user can do if an app developer has gone out of business, abandoned app development of their app or decided to simply no longer keep up development of their app, any longer.
It's their software property to do whatever they want to do with it.
Software companies go out of business all the time for whatever reasons.
Some app developers are one or two individuals that simply decide to stop supporting and developing an app that they created, at some point, due to whatever reasons.
Apple assumes no responsibility to any third party app developers of their computing platforms.
iOS 11 = unsupported apps = lost data