There are reports claiming that Apple will end the support for iOS 11 for its 32-bit app. That being said, it spawns negative vibes for the users of the highly acclaimed device.

A report shared that with the roll out of iOS 10.3 beta 1, the company first started showing warning dialogue boxes to all 32-bit app users and now, a fresh report indicates that all support for 32-bit apps will be removed with the introduction of iOS 11.

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Apple has been weighing down on 32-bit apps ever since it introduced support for 64-bit apps in iOS 7 in 2013 and last year, it announced that moving forward all new apps need to be made in 64-bit mandatorily, according to the same post.  In addition, Apple still continues to support 32-bit apps with its iOS 9 release, but those apps started coming with an alert that cautioned how the app could slow down the iPhone or iPad performance.

BGR added on to mention that Apple first transitioned to a 64-bit processor with the A7 on the iPhone 5s and now appears poised to kick 32-bit apps off of the App Store completely and this should not come as a surprise since Apple has been gently nudging developers to update older apps for years now.

The demise of 32-bit app support on iOS has long been an inevitability, and now it appears that iOS 11 will finally offer up the final nail in the coffin, while this won't impact most users, it may frustrate some folks who happen to enjoy or rely upon old apps that haven't been updated in years, reports the same post.

Apple has not given any details regarding the ended support of the iOS 11 for the 32-bit app and owing to that the rumor mill continues to rise. However, since the WWDC 2017 event is looming near, answers might finally be given regarding the rumored iOS 11.