Pokemon GO will no longer support older iOS and Android devices. As tweeted by Pokemon GO on its Twitter account, trainers with older devices will not be receiving further updates on the game. [embed]https://twitter.com/PokemonGoApp/status/1300524897416826880?s=20[/embed] When the version 0.189 goes live, the devices mentioned above with pre-installed and running Pokemon GO will no longer access the app including accumulated PokeCoins or collected items on their accounts. After the update, the outdated devices which may still run and access Pokemon GO will also not receive support for any technical issues from the developers. Read more in our articles including "Pokemon GO upcoming update to end support on select older Android and iOS devices" and "Pokémon: Let's Go, Pikachu!, Eevee! coming to Nintendo Switch".
Pokemon GO will no longer support older iOS and Android devices. As tweeted by Pokemon GO on its Twitter account, trainers with older devices will not be receiving further updates on the game.
[embed]https://twitter.com/PokemonGoApp/status/1300524897416826880?s=20[/embed] When the version 0.189 goes live, the devices mentioned above with pre-installed and running Pokemon GO will no longer access the app including accumulated PokeCoins or collected items on their accounts. After the update, the outdated devices which may still run and access Pokemon GO will also not receive support for any technical issues from the developers.
Our coverage of Pokemon GO unsupported devices includes: "Pokemon GO upcoming update to end support on select older Android and iOS devices"; "Pokémon: Let's Go, Pikachu!, Eevee! coming to Nintendo Switch"; "Two legendary Pokémon now available in Pokémon GO". Each article provides unique insights and information.