Can't go to App Compatibilty for iOS 11

[AppleDogs]

I am running iOS 10.3.3 on an iPhone 7+.

When I go to Settings>General>About, I see Applications on the list with the number of apps I have installed. There is no ">" arrow to the right of the number of apps as I have seen in screen shots of other iPhones.

Clicking on Applications does nothing. Restarting the phone does nothing.

Anyone know why I don't have the App Compatibility screen? Do I have to turn something on somewhere else to see it?

 

[ssrij]

I am running iOS 10.3.3 on an iPhone 7+.

When I go to Settings>General>About, I see Applications on the list with the number of apps I have installed. There is no ">" arrow to the right of the number of apps as I have seen in screen shots of other iPhones.

Clicking on Applications does nothing. Restarting the phone does nothing.

Anyone know why I don't have the App Compatibility screen? Do I have to turn something on somewhere else to see it?

Maybe because you don’t have any 32-bit apps installed?

I don’t see the arrow as well, but I’m on iOS 11 beta and have no 32-bit apps installed (can’t install it anyway now).

 

[DeltaMac]

Yes. The arrow appears if you have 32-bit apps installed.
No 32-bit apps, no arrow.

You are good-to-go for 64-bit apps.