Why is my device no longer supported by Stash?
Over time, we may not be able to support all devices. We prioritize keeping your information as secure as possible, and because old versions of the Stash app don’t receive regular security updates, we may not be able to protect your information up to our standards on those versions.
If your device is no longer supported, we’re very sorry for the inconvenience. But don’t worry, you’ll always be able to access Stash from the web.
We recommend either updating your Stash app or using our website to ensure your information stays secure.
Please note that you can still use the website if your app version is no longer supported.
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