When digging out my old ipad mini (first generation) I decidede to update it and install everything that could be installed. Infinite Flight lists ios 9.3.5… which seems odd as this version is very outdated. However, I am running 9.3.5 and it is not installing. I suppose this is an error in the requirements list and should be fixed as I’d be positively surprised if IF still ran on such an old version. IMG_3302|666x500
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That was frighteningly fast… However, I knew that and wasn’t really what I was pointing out… I’m just pointing out an error in the requirements list of the app, which should be corrected. I have no intention in trying to run IF on my old outdated ipad mini.
It’s a bit weird on Apple’s side. That’s what causing this.
You can run it on 9.3.5, but the device you’re running it on must be an iPad 5th Gen / iPhone 5S or later…
But they display a very confusing message instead.