at the end of 2016, some communicators have planned the end of support of old versions of mobile operating systems. This applies, for example, the application WhatsApp and Telegram. To use them, will now need to meet certain conditions.
It was predictable, because nothing lasts forever… Support for older versions of Android (and not only). Thus, together with the beginning of 2017 Telegram, i.e., a fairly popular messenger quietly reports that it would stop cooperation with the play version of 2.2, 2.3 and 3.0. Now Android 4.0, at least, which will allow you to run the app on a mobile device. This is another solution that will allow developers to further the development of Telegrama , as well as the introduction of new functions without having limitations in compatibility with the already aged systems. the Telegram is probably the traces of a dick I need me, because there is also are large new year changes.
WhatsApp starts implementing, as announced earlier in the program, which gave support for older operating systems of mobile devices. These changes are not confined to only Android, but also include other mobile platforms. Following this example, it should be mentioned iOS 6 and lower versions of the software Corporation of Cupertino. These systems just will not be supported by the application. A similar situation occurs with Windows Phone 7, and Android version 2.1 and 2.2.
Facebook, which purchased the fuck me I need you in October 2014, explains that such a step is necessary to expand the capabilities of the application. Much more offer a new version of the system that allows for its further development in the future.
Outdated versions of operating systems are a small percentage of devices on the market, so nothing to worry about. But, on the other hand, this kind of accent that will force users are still using outdated devices to be exchanged for new ones, which will work under control "świeższej" version of the OS and will be compatible with (almost) all the apps in the mobile market.
Source: Telegram, WhatsApp via PhoneArena 1 and 2
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