View and recover old Snapchat photos and videos. And then connect your phone to PC or Mac via a USB cable so that this Snapchat recovery tool can detect and scan your device. Enable USB debugging option on Android - For Android 2.0 - 2.3.x: Settings.

You do not already own the app, one workaround is to purchase/download the app from the iTunes Store on a Mac or PC using the same Apple ID you are using on your iOS device. The app will then be associated with your account and you should then be offered an older version if you attempt to download the app again on the iOS device.

Do not try to install the copy downloaded in iTunes, as it is the newer, incompatible version. That step is only necessary to attain ownership of the app. You will need to access the App Store on your iOS device to be offered a compatible version. If you do not have the version you are looking for in your iTunes library, it may have been replaced by a newer version.

When iTunes updates apps, the.ipa file for the older app is sent to the trash (or recycle bin on a PC). If you have not emptied the trash recently, it may still be there. If you can locate the.ipa file for the app you want, you can delete the newer version from iTunes, then drag the older version to the 'Apps' section in the sidebar in iTunes.

NOTE: Do not download.ipa files from anyone other than Apple, as other downloads will be tied to the owner's Apple ID and will not install without their password. Yes, yes, yes -- WORKS!! One important detail I noticed was that when I used it for my iPod Touch 4th Gen after downloading in iTunes, back on the iPod there was an indication on the homepage that the App was downloading, but it never completed.

After pondering a bit I cancelled the download on the iPod (long touch on an App then touch the cross to cancel/uninstall. Then I went back to the App Store on the iPod, re-selected the App, selected install, and hey presto I was asked if I wanted the older version. Once downloaded I was offered an up-date, but of course that was the newest version and NOT compatible with my iOS6, so I ignored it. How do i download and install an, older version of an, app (which i should source from? Google i hope) without it assuming i want to install the latest version.? An app i use downloaded an update and i updated but the new version doesnt run very well on my iphone (3gs) and im struggling to now revert back to the older one without it assuming i want to install the latest version.

A way to get around this would be brilliant. Kodi for mac cnet. New version of a game is to laggy to play and the older version was bearable. It would be cool if i could downgrade to a version originally made for the iphone 3gs which in theory should run perfectly on this old iphone. Seems it was made for it.

I am trying to download the ESPN Fantasy Football App to my 4th gen Ipod currently updated to the iOS.6.1.6 software. The App requires iOS 7 so it won't let me download it from the App store. I tried getting the app on my computer then installing it on my synced device to get an older version but the message asking me if I want to install the older version never comes up. It only says that I need iOS for the app to download. I had the previous version of the app on my ipod up until 10 min ago before I deleted it to download the new one (before I knew that I needed iOS 7 for the app), but I don't know if I have ever backed up my ipod before to try to downgrade the current app. Any suggestions? Thanks a bunch.

Dear Apple Club, I have the older version of an app on my 1st gen I pad. What I am trying to do is to get this particular app onto my new I pad air.(2014 model) I am at a loss as to how to do this. I have DL'd the app from I tunes when I synced my devices, but the version that showed up on my Air, did not have any of my data on it from the older version although I logged in.