Jose Armstrong+FollowYouTube Pulls the Plug on Older iPhonesYouTube just dropped support for iPhones and iPads stuck on iOS 15, cutting off app access for devices like the iPhone 6s and the last iPod touch. Is this a fair push for progress, or does it leave loyal users behind? Would you upgrade for one app, or stick with the browser workaround? Let’s debate the balance between innovation and device longevity. #TechDebate #DeviceSupport #YouTubeUpdate #Tech10Share
Ashley Turner+FollowWhatsApp Drops Old iPhones—Fair or Foul?WhatsApp is pulling the plug on support for iPhone 5s, 6, and 6 Plus, meaning no more messages unless you upgrade to iOS 15.1 or newer. Is this a smart move to keep users secure and features fresh, or does it unfairly push people to buy new devices? With other apps already dropping older models, is this just the price of progress—or a nudge to upgrade? Let’s debate! #WhatsAppUpdate #DeviceSupport #TechDebate #MobileSecurity #UpgradeOrElse #Tech80Share
Christina Pearson+FollowLG Pulls the Plug: What Happens Next?LG is officially ending support for its smartphones, shutting down update servers and its PC backup tool next June. For those still rocking an LG device, this is your last shot to grab updates or back up your data. Does this mark a new era of planned obsolescence, or is it just the reality of tech evolution? Curious to hear how you all feel about manufacturers sunsetting device support! #LG #MobileTech #DeviceSupport #TechDebate #SmartphoneLifeCycle #Tech00Share
Angela Chavez+FollowIs Google Right to Retire Old Nest Tech?Google is sunsetting support for the first two generations of the Nest Learning Thermostat, stripping away their smart features but offering a hefty discount on upgrades. As a long-time smart home enthusiast, I get the frustration—no one likes their gear going 'dumb.' But is moving on from decade-old hardware the only way to push innovation? Or should tech giants do more to support legacy devices? #SmartHome #TechDebate #GoogleNest #Innovation #DeviceSupport #Tech50Share
