Hi,

The way I think it works is that if you set iTunes to download all your apps, 
they will be copied from iTunes when you restore from a backup. If you don't, 
they are downloaded from Apple's servers. You set this up by going into 
Preferences with Control-Comma in Windows or Command-Comma on a Mac, choosing 
Store, and checking the box to download apps.

Best,
Anna



> On Sep 12, 2016, at 10:09 PM, Alan Lemly <[email protected]> wrote:
> 
> I'm still somewhat confused about what apps are restored to a device 
> following an encrypted backup restore. I know this changed with iOS 9 and I 
> just read in Jonathan Mosen's iOS 10 Without the Eye new book that apps 
> aren't restored from an iTunes encrypted backup.
>  
> So let's say I decide at some point to buy a new iPhone 7. I'll backup my 
> iPhone 6 to an encrypted iTunes backup from which I'll restore to my new 
> iPhone 7. What version of the apps will be restored to my new iPhone if I 
> were running other than the latest version on my iPhone 6? I've made sure I 
> have backed up copies of these versions to my computer using iTunes. It 
> sounds from Jonathan's book as if only the latest version of my apps will be 
> restored from Apple's servers. Is that right? What about apps that I happened 
> to be running on my iPhone 6 that are no longer available in the Apps Store? 
> Will I have to go through some extra hoops placing backup copies of these 
> older versions in my Automatically Add to iTunes folder in order to get them 
> on my new iPhone?
>  
> Thanks for any help clarifying what apps are restored following an iOS 9 and 
> later iTunes restore.
>  
> Alan Lemly
> 
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