Did you check under the "Purchased" tab in the App Store? If you've installed the app before (on your current device or a different device – it just needs to be associated with your Apple ID), you can find it under Purchased and should be able to install the latest compatible version from there.craigr2317 wrote:Hi, i'm running iOS 9.3.5. The Apple store does not offer the older version to download/install. What can I do?
iOS doesn't allow installing apps from outside of the App Store – apps downloaded or installed from other places won't run. The only exceptions, unless the phone is jailbroken (hacked by the owner), are TestFlight, which is Apple's beta program, and controlled/closed app distribution with an Apple-issued enterprise certificate.japchem wrote:I have a Number of members of my quorum who have older iPhones who would like to download gospel library but can't find a version compatible with iOS 10.0 or before. Can you please post a link to the older Gospel Library (this would be outside of the App Store). Obviously they hadn't previously downloaded the App and can't afford to buy newer iPhone versions.
The iOS App Store keeps track of any apps you install with your Apple ID. If he's installed Gospel Library in the past, he can find it in the "Purchased" tab of the App Store. From there, he can download the most recent version of the app that's compatible with his device.kaicolo wrote:An older brother sitting next to me today couldn't get to the April conference talks and after some troubleshooting (log in and out, connect to different network, restart service, etc) we decided to remove the app and then reinstall. After removing the app and attempting to reinstall all he gets is a notice that the app isn't supported for his version and he can't install even the older version anymore. GL doesn't show up on his purchased app list anymore either. Is his only recourse to buy a new iPad?
