Support for the `java.locale.useOldISOCodes` system property in the `java.util.Locale` class has been removed. Originally introduced in JDK 17, this property allowed applications to revert to legacy ISO 639 language codes ("iw" for Hebrew, "ji" for Yiddish, and "in" for Indonesian). It was deprecated in JDK 25 and, starting with JDK 27, specifying this property has no effect and triggers a warning at runtime. Users who still rely on the old codes are encouraged to transition to the current standard codes: "he" for Hebrew, "yi" for Yiddish, and "id" for Indonesian.