Still want to install iOS apps with iTunes? You're in luck
Apple had made an older version of iTunes available to users who rely on the program to install iOS apps.
Apple recently removed the option to download and install apps using iTunes on your computer. The move makes sense as most of us never even connect an iOS device to a computer, let alone install apps through iTunes. But if you're one of the people liked the option and were upset about its removal, you're in luck.
A Reddit user noticed that Apple had quietly published iTunes version 12.6.3 on its support site. This version of iTunes still lets you install and manage apps on an iOS device. iTunes 12.7 is the current public version.
Apple posted the older iTunes for its enterprise users who rely on iTunes to manage app deployment within a company. You can get more details and revert back to iTunes 12.6.3 by visiting this Apple support page. Just click on your OS to download the proper version.
Once iTunes is installed, you can once again use it to install and manage apps on your iOS device.
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