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I learned something new about iOS 11 and "unsupported apps"
It lies.
Apparently there are apps that are unsupported, and there are apps that are "unsupported". It removes all apps that are 32-bit, but some of them run and you can re-download them and they may work.
So if you have a favorite that went away, give it a shot: you might just get lucky.
I still have had no joy in getting the podcast app to work the way it should. I thought I had found a solution, but further testing showed that it didn't resolve anything, and that's with the .2 update. So when I have some time I guess I'll start looking at third-party podcast players, until then I'll continue using my $20 iPhone as an iPod.
Apparently there are apps that are unsupported, and there are apps that are "unsupported". It removes all apps that are 32-bit, but some of them run and you can re-download them and they may work.
So if you have a favorite that went away, give it a shot: you might just get lucky.
I still have had no joy in getting the podcast app to work the way it should. I thought I had found a solution, but further testing showed that it didn't resolve anything, and that's with the .2 update. So when I have some time I guess I'll start looking at third-party podcast players, until then I'll continue using my $20 iPhone as an iPod.