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    Disney updated the app this past week. The new version requires Android 5.0.0 or later. Many phones and tablets are still using 4.2.2. That is what the message is trying to tell you, although it's very poorly worded, and like you said, doesn't stay around long enough to actually read it fully.

    Unfortunately, many phones and tablets don't have the ability to "officially" be updated to Android 5 (or 6). I have a tablet that's on that list. I could root it and install 5 or 6, but I'd run the risk of losing everything in the process. For me, I just won't be using the app on my tablet anymore. Still have it on my phone, so I'm ok there. And I can still access MDE via the browser on my tablet. Not as simple as the app, but it works.

    Steve
    First visit: Disneyland, July 17, 1955 (well, somebody had to be there on opening day!)

    Most Recent Visit:
    Disneyland - June 21-25, 2017
    WDW - Sep 22 - Oct 5, 2019
    Next up: WDW - May 9 - 16, 2020 at Riviera!
    Dec 5 - 16, 2020 at Poly

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    Once a phone/tablet goes out of support, one of the best places to turn is xda-developers dot com. I've got an old LG Optimus G phone I can put Marshmallow on (and looks like they are working on Nougat too. I usually go this route as soon as I get the phone/tablet , bloat removal and a more secure (updated) OS are the driving forces.

    Might be a bit much for most, but it allows me to hand down my old phones to the little ones and they can still load new apps from the app store, etc. I noticed that my iPhone 4 is pretty much a paper weight these days though, no updates and most apps require a newer OS than I can get on it.

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