Sign out of the App Store by going to Settings > iTunes & App Store.
Download the app you want (like Netflix or YouTube) on that newer device.
Getting an iPad 2 to download apps today is a challenge because Apple has classified the device as "obsolete." Since the iPad 2 cannot update past iOS 9.3.5 (or 9.3.6 for cellular models), it lacks the modern software architecture required by the current App Store. However, you can still make it functional with a few workarounds. Check Your Internet and Apple ID ipad 2 won't download apps
The most common reason for download failure is that the current version of an app requires iOS 13, 14, or higher. You cannot download these directly from the App Store search results. Instead, use the "Purchased" trick: Open the App Store on your iPad 2. Tap on the "Purchased" tab at the bottom. Find the app you want to install. Tap the Cloud icon.
Return to your iPad 2, go to the "Purchased" section, and the app should now appear, allowing you to download the older version. Bypass the Two-Factor Authentication Bug Sign out of the App Store by going
Type the 6-digit code directly at the end of your password in the password field (e.g., Password123456). Hit "Sign In." Limitations of iOS 9.3.5
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If the app you want isn't in your "Purchased" list, the iPad 2 won't let you "buy" it because the current version is incompatible. You need to add the app to your Apple ID history using a newer device first. Log into your Apple ID on a newer iPhone or iPad.