Now, delete the buggy app from your iPhone.Connect your iPhone and stop any syncing process that fires automatically.What if the new version of the app is compatible with your device but, you still want to use the older version? Once it’s done, launch the app, sign in to it and start using it just like before. Then, let the download process be completed. You need to tap on Download the prompt to confirm. Now, you will get a popup that would read something like, “Facebook requires iOS 8, or later You can still download the older version of the app.” Once you have found the app, go ahead and install it as usual. Now, search the app you wish to re-install. Hence, you can download the app even if it doesn’t support that iOS version. For instance, Facebook had the support of iOS 7. Note: This simple trick will work with only those apps that were once compatible with the iOS version running on your device. How to Re-install Older Version of iPhone or iPad Apps We shall update the post as soon as we find the solution. UPDATE: The method is not working for now. Hence, not too many folks would be aware of this important feature. Albeit the process is slightly under the wraps. Unlike before, installing an older version of an iOS app is pretty simple. How would you re-install the older version of the app on your iPhone or iPad? Unfortunately, it no longer supports the iOS version running on your device. I was not able to find anything useful in the MLT links below.One of your favorite apps was recently updated with all new features. What I am trying to figure out is what caused the previous release to be invalidated? and what caused the app on app store not to show as an an udpate? When I went to the app Store on the customers iPad, I could see that the latest App release was available, however, it did not have an UPDATE button available rather it had the a button get as if it didnt recognise that the previous release was installed. When I attempted to launch the app i noticed a popup with the text "App is no longer available". I was given physical access to the cutomers iPad. Normally he has only the latest beta installed through testflight.Ī few days later a customer who was using the previous version of the app, noticed an issue. Unfortunately, our tester did not have the previous release installed. We always download the store version after release to make sure that we verify that the release version matches what we tested on Test Flight beta. All of these changes went live with our latest release.Īfter the new release we verified that the name updated on the iTunes connect portal and the store. We updated the name of our app on the app store through the iTunes connect portal, while the developers were responsible with updating the app name that displays on the iPad. They upload builds and submit for approval while we edit store descriptions and release to the app store.
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