Is there a way to install older versions of apps on iOS?

If you had iTunes backups when the older version of the app was installed, you may be able to restore it.

• Connect your iOS device to your computer.
• Open iTunes, then select your device.
• Choose 'Restore from Backup' (ensure the correct backup with the older app version is chosen).

Sometimes, developers have the capability to allow users access to older versions, or they might help in rolling back to an older version if they are aware of user dissatisfaction.

While not officially supported, some third-party services offer older versions of apps. These often involve workarounds that may affect the security and warranty of your device.

** Older app versions may not have the latest security patches, thus exposing your device to vulnerabilities. Older apps might not work well with the latest iOS updates, leading to crashes or functionality issues.

Proceed with caution, and if security is a major concern, you may want to adapt to the new version or find alternative apps.

If someone in your Family Sharing group hasn’t updated the app, you might be able to download it if it’s compatible with your iOS version.

Briefly, if you're experiencing issues with an update, Apple Support sometimes allows a temporary revert while they figure out major bugs after an update.

Remember, any unofficial method can void warranties and potentially brick your device, so proceed with caution.

Find the older version of the app online—note this usually involves third-party sites which may not be secure or legal.

You can use Cydia Impactor to sideload apps into your device. However, Apple has put restrictions in place, and this method often requires frequent re-validation.

If you're willing to take the risk and you need the old features badly, consider jailbreaking your device. This voids warranties and reduces security but gives you flexibility to install older apps.

Please note the legal and warranty ramifications of these methods and always proceed with caution.