breautek commented on issue #533:
URL: 
https://github.com/apache/cordova-plugin-file/issues/533#issuecomment-1196792918

   Often using, or having deprecated code in the codebase is necessary in order 
to remain backwards compatible with older iOS versions. Therefore we cannot 
just blanket sweep all deprecations and refactor them to whatever what the 
replacements are. At the time of release of cordova-ios@6, it was decided to 
support iOS 11 and later. Nowadays, iOS 11 probably is pretty ancient and 
support could **probably** be dropped, but it would require rolling out new 
majors.
   
   In my experience, which includes providing support for the Apache Cordova 
community...  Apple doesn't block apps if they are using deprecated code, and 
if they have the intention to do so for specific deprecations, they will 
announce it (e.g. the UIWebView deprecation).
   
   So if Apple is blocking one of your apps from submission due to a 
deprecation code being used, it would be useful to know which deprecations they 
are referencing.


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