I'm in his age range and also have ED; and understand when things don't work well.
There are several pieces of this "puzzle." First, a common misconception is that Erectile Dysfunction (ED) drugs (Viagra, etc) always work. They only work for some cases of ED. Been there, done that - and in my case they did not work until I boosted my testosterone levels back to a more normal levels.
Second: While it is possible to get an occasional app on a phone that you don't know what they are - I don't see any way of getting a series of them.
However, it's entirely possible that your husband was curious at one time; looked, and then have since moved on. He keeps them on his phone as a theoretical possibility open to him.
Most phones have the ability (usually under "power usage" for you to see which apps are using most of the power. Some phones also allow you to see which apps use data as well. Check those out and see if these apps are being highly used, or minimally used (the apps themselves may use use a bit of power or data - even if never opened).
Talk to him about his mental and physical sex life - about his desires, issues, dreams and goals. Don't be too surprised if he dreams of having someone on the side - its a common desire, and in reality most men never act on it (especially if they have significant ED).
IIN that my 62 YO Husband has porn on his phone but denys watching
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He might be telling the truth. He might not be.
I'm in his age range and also have ED; and understand when things don't work well.
There are several pieces of this "puzzle." First, a common misconception is that Erectile Dysfunction (ED) drugs (Viagra, etc) always work. They only work for some cases of ED. Been there, done that - and in my case they did not work until I boosted my testosterone levels back to a more normal levels.
Second: While it is possible to get an occasional app on a phone that you don't know what they are - I don't see any way of getting a series of them.
However, it's entirely possible that your husband was curious at one time; looked, and then have since moved on. He keeps them on his phone as a theoretical possibility open to him.
Most phones have the ability (usually under "power usage" for you to see which apps are using most of the power. Some phones also allow you to see which apps use data as well. Check those out and see if these apps are being highly used, or minimally used (the apps themselves may use use a bit of power or data - even if never opened).
Talk to him about his mental and physical sex life - about his desires, issues, dreams and goals. Don't be too surprised if he dreams of having someone on the side - its a common desire, and in reality most men never act on it (especially if they have significant ED).
I wish you the best with this.