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I believe that only gives a list in iOS 10 (at least it doesn't give me an option to select it in iOS 11, just shows me the number of apps I have), and I believe it's a list of just the 32-bit apps that are installed.

I select it in 11.1 B5 and get an "App Compatibility" list showing the currently installed apps that don't work under 11, i.e. they're 32-bit.

Edit - simultaneous post to iSayBoourns, who is correct.
 
Nice reply but how the hell is a user expected to know if an app is 32 bit or 64 bit and weather or not it will be updated?

The developer isn’t obligated to notify you if they want to close shop or not update the app. So it’s up to the user to be proactive.
 
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