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They're a bit more separated on macOS but still not really separate. On iOS, it's very much tied to the iOS/iPad OS version.

There's perfectly functional iPads out there that are stuck on an iOS version and are thus e-waste as more and more Internet becomes inaccessible to them.



Okay, Microsoft made a mistake with their IE policy, maybe put of ignorance, but Apple repeating that mistake with Safari has no excuse.




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