You cannot revert to an older build of iOS. If you had installed iOS 10.3 when it was released nearly a year ago you would have had plenty of notice that your older 32-bit apps weren't going to work if you updated to iOS 11. I purged all mine back in June after checking to make sure there was nothing I really need to keep.
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You cannot revert to an older build of iOS. If you had installed iOS 10.3 when it was released nearly a year ago you would have had plenty of notice that your older 32-bit apps weren't going to work if you updated to iOS 11. I purged all mine back in June after checking to make sure there was nothing I really need to keep.
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Developers were given well over a year to get their apps updated. If the developer failed to do that then they most likely abandoned the app. After that, in iOS 10, every time you opened the app it would give a warning that the app would stop working in future iOS versions. Also in Settings there was a place for you to check which apps would not work with iOS 11 before upgrading. At this point you can attempt to contact the developer and see if they have any plans to update the app.
iOS 10 started displaying warnings regarding 32 bit apps quite some time ago. You should have been getting warnings that the 32 bit apps you had would not be supported on future versions of iOS well in advance.
For months before iOS 11 was released, every time I opened an app that wasn't capable of running under iOS 11, I got a warning.
Why didn’t they tell me I would have certain apps that wouldn’t work on the 11.2 update?
