Each new version of iOS includes new functionalities that developers take advantage of their applications. When a device stops updating, it is a matter of time before it stops receiving updates from some applications. If you have an iOS 12 device and you use both Reddit and Microsoft To Do, we have bad news.
Both Microsoft and Reddit have announced that their iOS 12 apps have stopped receiving updates. However, the applications will continue to work as before, only they will not receive the new functions that are included in the next updates of both applications.
If you have an iPhone 6, a device that stopped updating with iOS 12, and you are an active user on Reddit, it is likely that you will be forced to look for one of the different alternatives that we have available in the App Store such as Apollo for Reddit, one of the most popular applications to access this platform, even more than the one own application.
The latest update that Reddit offers us, for devices managed by iOS 13 onwards, is the function double tap to enlarge images, in a very similar way to what Apple offers through the photos application on both iOS and iPadOS.
Microsoft released To Do as a to-do app after buying Wunderlist, a service that closed last year and that has done everything possible for the users of this application to switch to To Do. The latest update of this application does not include any news beyond the typical internal corrections and stop offering support for versions prior to iOS 13.
From Microsoft, they have managed to create an excellent alternative to Wunderlist, so it really it doesn't make much sense to look for other options, Not only because the one it offers us is completely free, but also because we will not find any other function in other services that is not available in the Microsoft solution.
