Supports vs is supported
How would you finish and start this please?
The iPhone no longer supports...
.... is no longer supported by the iPhone.
Which is correct?
Rumor suggests iOS 13 will not support iPhone 6.
iOS 13.
Rumor suggests iOS 13 will not be supported by/on iPhone 6.
Rumor suggests iPhone 6, will not be supported by/on iOS 13.
I see this sentence every now and then
The app is no longer supported.
What does this mean?
How would you finish the sentence?
no longer supported by/on.....
Is this correct to say?
https://www.amazonforum.com/forums/devices/fire-tablets/506234-amazon-app-no-longer-supported
Thanks
Top answer
It means the app or whatever doesn't function anymore on the iPhone or whatever device. All the ways of saying it are fine. There are many ways to say the same thing.
- It means the app or whatever doesn't function anymore on the iPhone or whatever device.
- All the ways of saying it are fine.
- There are many ways to say the same thing.
- " But the others are fine.
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It means the app or whatever doesn't function anymore on the iPhone or whatever device.
All the ways of saying it are fine. There are many ways to say the same thing. I would say, "The iPhone no longer support the *** app."
But the others are fine.
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