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Isn't that the point of my there is Cydia Extender?

Pretty much, but there's applications that are 32-bit but they are mainly old anyway.

Yep soon. All Mac App Store Apps submitted next year have to be 64-Bit apparently.

You'll have to update CleanMyMac 3 to the latest version to use it.

Yeah I just came on because I thought you would be asking this question. It's pretty much the same but of course some applications are not fully compatible.. well I only noticed one of the applications I mainly use crashes when using a feature but that's about it and i'm sure it will get fixed soon. What you won't be able to do is use iTunes 2.6.2 on Mac OS High Sierra, you have to use iTunes version 12.7 (latest) and above. It will just give you an error message at launch and not let you do anything but play music but when you press 'ok' it closes, not letting you use it. Meaning you won't have access to downloading apps through iTunes. The OS itself is pretty much the same just with some small new features that I haven't and won't use. So.. should you update? Well if you want to, there's nothing that you will use that will be different most likely. So if you have nothing to lose, update.

I'm not going to lie I did just cry of laughter, thanks for that.

No not yet, i'm just gonna download it overnight.

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Ohhh soo cute omg

I'll make you happy then.

haha It's meh.

@Gaags Holy lord. Edit the post and double-click on the icon image to resize it, its massive, change it to like 200 px.

Cool.. as long as they aren't a fake survey then it would work.

Well I guess you can see if any complain but they are all old devices.

Wow its you, you disappoint the 0 streak. Well it seems like @TheArmQueen is the only one

Yeah well meaning iOS 11 compatible hacks but I suppose if its 64-bit, its compatible right? Maybe an auto topic link generated topic for iOS 11 hacks section if that makes sense. Some place to find iOS 11 hacks. But that's useless if 64-bit hacks work fine on iOS 11 already.

Never mind that might be useless.

I don't think many people would be missing out anyway.

That one lonely person on 32-Bit.

Honestly if you are using a 32-Bit device its probably time for an upgrade. On your main device?

Thanks Okay well this is my best suggestion I could possibly think of that you most likely wouldn't deny. Add an iOS 11 tag for hacks so you can easily sort by stuff that works on iOS 11 that is x64.

Okay Bad idea.

Ignore my other terrible suggestions. How about if you don't have an android device, enable to be able to show 2 iOS devices under the user's name. E.g My iPhone on 9.3.3 and an iPad on 11.0? To help users know if you use 2 devices or which one you currently might be using. Hopefully its not a terrible idea.

If you need help to downgrade back to be able to download apps again I made a tutorial.

15 Dam it, it was 20.