First of all, Apple doesn't remotely disable apps on devices. They never have and probably never will. Second, the only company I've heard who has done that is Amazon. They've done it on the Kindle Fire. Third, this family has nothing to worry about. The app works and will continue to do so unless the company stops supporting it. Fourth, Apple would probably be liable if they didn't pull it from the App store.
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