Supported Devices for iOS 9 Content Blockers

iOS 9, which has been released about an hour ago, comes with a lot of small details that you will discover over time and, once you find them, you will no longer understand how you have been living in versions that lacked these functions. One of these novelties is the possibility of installing content blockers, which will initially be installed in a similar way to the Extensions of any browser for computers.

But what at first is good news, it is not for everyone equally. The theory is that Apple does not want devices that carry its logo to be slow and that would be the reason why only those types of content blockers will be able to use it. devices using a 64-bit processor. Below you have the complete list of compatible devices.

Supported Devices for iOS 9 Content Blockers

• iPhone 6s
• 6s iPhone Plus
• iPhone 6
• 6 iPhone Plus
• iPhone 5s
• XNUMXth Generation iPod Touch
• iPad Pro
• iPad Air 2
• iPad Air
• iPad mini 4
• iPad mini 3
• iPad mini 2

The iPhone 4S, iPhone 5, and iPhone 5C are left out of the list. The iPad mini, iPad 2, third-generation iPad, and iPad 4 will also not be able to use these types of blockers. The only compatible iPod will be the one launched on August 13, the sixth generation. The rest of the devices are logically not on the list due to not being able to install iOS 9.

It is not yet clear how these types of extensions will be installed, but it is logical to think that install from the App Store in the same way that third-party keyboards that have been available since last year are installed. Once installed we will have to go to the Safari settings and configure the options. Among the options, there is likely to be the possibility of allowing non-obtrusive advertising, but we will still have to wait to find out how exactly they will work.