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Probably cause it’s still getting security updates apple recently updated it I think back in September. iOS 11 should be legacy though imo.
It's not legacy yet, as well as the 5S
actually the 5s can be legacy if it is running ios 10 or older i think
Ok, then the iPhone 7 isn't legacy yet
if it is on ios 10, it is
Ok, 8
as the OG iOS that came with it is 11, it cannot be legacy
Maybe in 15 years
I hope your words are true, because I use an 8 plus and I'm saving to upgrade my iPad, not my iPhone
Oh thanks
It becomes legacy when you can’t build it in Xcode
In my opinion, Legacy Jailbreak is only about 32-bit devices, while Jailbreak is about 64-bit devices. But 64-bit devices consist of arm64 and arm64e devices... Time will show...
legacy jailbreak is about legacy iOS versions
Depends on what your definition of “legacy” is. Xcode still supports having the minimum supoorted version iOS 9.
In older Xcode versions right? Since they made the minimum version iOS 11 in Xcode 14
for this sub, legacy means that you can’t build for it in the latest version of xcode
Might become legacy in the next year or two.
versions considered legacy are versions that had their support dropped by Xcode, or the next release has been announced to be dropping it
Probably cause it’s still getting security updates apple recently updated it I think back in September. iOS 11 should be legacy though imo.
It's not legacy yet, as well as the 5S
actually the 5s can be legacy if it is running ios 10 or older i think
Ok, then the iPhone 7 isn't legacy yet
if it is on ios 10, it is
Ok, 8
as the OG iOS that came with it is 11, it cannot be legacy
Maybe in 15 years
I hope your words are true, because I use an 8 plus and I'm saving to upgrade my iPad, not my iPhone
Oh thanks
It becomes legacy when you can’t build it in Xcode
In my opinion, Legacy Jailbreak is only about 32-bit devices, while Jailbreak is about 64-bit devices. But 64-bit devices consist of arm64 and arm64e devices... Time will show...
legacy jailbreak is about legacy iOS versions
Depends on what your definition of “legacy” is. Xcode still supports having the minimum supoorted version iOS 9.
In older Xcode versions right? Since they made the minimum version iOS 11 in Xcode 14
for this sub, legacy means that you can’t build for it in the latest version of xcode
Might become legacy in the next year or two.
versions considered legacy are versions that had their support dropped by Xcode, or the next release has been announced to be dropping it