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title: "Lirum Device Info Removed from Sale until next update."
date: "2015-10-08T16:47:48"
author: "Rogério Hirooka"
excerpt: "Dear users, We have recently removed Lirum Device Info from sale. When a new version is released, it [...]"
legacyPath: "/2015/10/08/lirum-device-info-removed-from-sale-until-next-update"
modified: "2026-08-24"
sourceUrl: "https://lirumlabs.com/2015/10/08/lirum-device-info-removed-from-sale-until-next-update/"
---
Dear users,

We have recently removed Lirum Device Info from sale. When a new version is released, it will be available again - and all purchases made will seamlesly migrate.  
As for the reasons of the take down:

-   A crash on iOS 9 was widely reported - and we can't quickfix it because the AppStore now demands a 64bit build - and some dependencies cannot be ported to 64bit at this time. That's why we will take some time to release an update;
-   The latest device models were not supported (in terms of having all internal specifications on our database) - An even having those specs, we can't update the App as fast as we wanted: such mechanism will be created on our next update;
-   The UI is very outdated - we want to remake the flow and structure of the app from the groud up;

Please, note that **Apple has nothing to do with this takedown.** We removed the App so we avoid unsatisfied consumers to purchase a broken version.

If you purchased the full version and don't want to wait for an updated, you can issue a refund on the iTunes store: [http://bit.ly/1JtLZ0p](https://gizmodo.com/how-to-get-a-refund-from-the-app-store-5886683)

Thank you,

Rogério Hirooka

Lirum Labs Technologies Inc.