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32-Bit or 64-Bit iDevice?


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Which iDevice are you using?  

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  1. 1. Are you using a 32-bit iDevice or 64-bit?



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to be honest, both.

Most user's will be running old iPhone 4s, 5, 5C iPad 2's and the like's, this is down to most users will be Kid's, on average every 9th new member will be an adult of 16/17 + years old, that's a lot of users you are all trying to exclude from in actual fact the site, if there is no 32bit hacks, 32bit device user's will have no use for iOSGod's and will ultimately find refuge else where,  is that what we want to do ? exclude all 32bit users ?

Some Hackers, bless them all, will stop creating 32bit hacks, 32bit is obsolete to most of them, but the select few who do still use 32bit devices personally will still continue to provide for the 32bit community, because that's what they are, a community, a 32bit one that might just up and leave.

At the end of the day its down to the Hacker's, the choice they make and who they decide to keep supporting, just keep in mind that without the Hacker there is no user, no user then there is no hack.

Best thing to do is not make them a 32bit community that become's the comptition ! 

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20 minutes ago, TheArmQueen said:

i am here :hug: 

Wow its you, you disappoint the 0 streak.

4 minutes ago, iDavie said:

to be honest, both.

Most user's will be running old iPhone 4s, 5, 5C iPad 2's and the like's, this is down to most users will be Kid's, on average every 9th new member will be an adult of 16/17 + years old, that's a lot of users you are all trying to exclude from in actual fact the site, if there is no 32bit hacks, 32bit device user's will have no use for iOSGod's and will ultimately find refuge else where,  is that what we want to do ? exclude all 32bit users ?

Some Hackers, bless them all, will stop creating 32bit hacks, 32bit is obsolete to most of them, but the select few who do still use 32bit devices personally will still continue to provide for the 32bit community, because that's what they are, a community, a32bit one that might just up and leave.

At the end of the day its down to the Hacker's, the choice they make and who they decide to keep supporting, just keep in mind that without the Hacker there is no user, no user then there is no hack. 

Well it seems like @TheArmQueen is the only one  xD

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2 minutes ago, Fadexz said:

Wow its you, you disappoint the 0 streak.

Well it seems like @TheArmQueen is the only one  xD

1000s of users still to this day run 32bit devices.

The question is do we want to lose these user's or keep them ?

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6 minutes ago, iDavie said:

to be honest, both.

Most user's will be running old iPhone 4s, 5, 5C iPad 2's and the like's, this is down to most users will be Kid's, on average every 9th new member will be an adult of 16/17 + years old, that's a lot of users you are all trying to exclude from in actual fact the site, if there is no 32bit hacks, 32bit device user's will have no use for iOSGod's and will ultimately find refuge else where,  is that what we want to do ? exclude all 32bit users ?

Some Hackers, bless them all, will stop creating 32bit hacks, 32bit is obsolete to most of them, but the select few who do still use 32bit devices personally will still continue to provide for the 32bit community, because that's what they are, a community, a 32bit one that might just up and leave.

At the end of the day its down to the Hacker's, the choice they make and who they decide to keep supporting, just keep in mind that without the Hacker there is no user, no user then there is no hack.

Best thing to do is not make them a 32bit community that become's the comptition ! 

This isn't about hacks, it's just a general poll.

Just now, iDavie said:

1000s of users still to this day run 32bit devices.

And millions run 64bit. :p

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