The short answer

If the iPhone still turns on, still holds a charge, and can install apps, it can probably be a Mupi. Check Settings, then General, then About, to see which iOS version it has.

What an older iPhone is like as a camera

  • Photos are smaller than the ones from a current phone. For a child's camera this matters far less than you would expect.
  • An old battery is an old battery. Mupi stops the camera when it is not being used, but a phone from 2015 will still want charging often.
  • Storage fills up. Mupi can keep smaller copies on the camera once photos are safely backed up, so a nearly full phone keeps working.

What you need besides the phone

  • An Apple ID signed in on the camera, so photos can back up.
  • Enough iCloud storage for the photos. That is your family's existing plan; Mupi does not sell storage.
  • Wi-Fi at some point. Not constantly, and not while taking photos.

Go and find that drawer.

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