> The first iPad Pro can’t run adobe products for example.

That’s more on Adobe than Apple though right?

I'd argue it's a bit of both. In my case, I have an iPad 3, which runs iOS 9 compatible apps, but iOS itself doesn't backup the app files, so when various developers pulled their files off the app store for those old iOS versions, I lost access to the old software that did work, which really doesn't make want to buy another iOS device. Less of a problem on mac though.

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kcplate 4 days ago | parent [-]

I guess if it was a paid app I can see the irritation that would cause. Free apps not so much.

	▲	brailsafe 3 days ago \| parent [-]
		In terms of what I'd hypothetically feel entitled to, absolutely, but it only matters because that basic level of control isn't there