Re: Every app you have on the iPad will NEVER die; the iPad will continue to work for many years. (was: Almost every app you have on the iPad will die; the iPad will become inert over time)

On Jul 6, 2025 at 3:54:57 PM EDT, "Marion" <marion@facts.com> wrote:

So please explain what you mean by "dies".  Show us a video of a "dead" app.
Does the calculator no longer work?  Clock? Camera? Notes? iTunes no longer
plays on-device MP3s? Voice memos? Files? Reminders?  Calendar?  Settings?
Photos? Are you saying none of these work?

 
It's always the case these ignorant trolls ask us to prove the sun comes up
every morning - simply because uneducated Apple trolls can't bother to look
out the window for themselves before they deny what nobody would deny.

So, AGAIN you have no proof for your absurd-claim-of-the-day.   Noted.

None of the links you posted - SURPRISE! - support your claim of "apps dying".
  Apps crashing after an OS update are common everywhere and is totally
different from "apps dying".

You are such a pompous twit. As a "scientist", you should KNOW that a claim
with no proof is meaningless. In fact, it makes you just an ignorant troll. A
fact that everyone reading this already knows.

I have two iPad Air 2s that still work fine. One is an original 16GB model
that is going on 11 years old. Its slow but still works. Please explain why
none of the apps have "died". Hint: software does not die.  Hardware dies. 
As long as the hardware works, the software will work.

The other is a newer 128GB version that is around 8 years old and of course
still works fine. Please explain when AND WHY I can expect the software to
"die".

Both have 3 CPUs and 2GB RAM.  Both still work.  As usual, you are full of
shit.