With iPhone, you can run the same phone for over half a decade and get consistent iOS updates and support. They kind of have to if they want the latest build of Android.
#APPLE SECURITY UPDATE FOR IPHONE 6 UPDATE#
This is why people that run Android phones tend to update their phones more often. Even Google cannot be bothered to improve its support it is matched by Samsung, for instance. In the Android market, the best support you’ll get from anyone is three years. No other phone company issues quite as many updates to its phones as Apple does. Apple treats its users exceptionally well when it comes to updates and support. And after nearly 7 years of active updates, I don’t think any iPhone 6s users can complain too much about this. Once the performance of a phone is compromised by a new update, like iOS 16, the decision is made to retire it to Apple’s ever-growing pile of no-longer-supported iPhones. The phone would run slow, apps would crash, and things just wouldn’t work as they’re designed to – and Apple doesn’t like this kind of thing. Apple could issue iOS updates to these phones, sure, but it would effectively ruin the user experience. The main reason why Apple stops supporting older iPhones, iPhones like the iPhone 6 and, potentially, the iPhone 6s in 2022, is because the phone’s internal components can no longer handle or run iOS effectively. You had a good run, but all good things must come to an end. My advice? If you’re still running an iPhone 6s, it is definitely time to update your phone. Ditto the iPhone SE which runs more or less the same hardware, albeit inside a much smaller form factor.
#APPLE SECURITY UPDATE FOR IPHONE 6 PLUS#
The iPhone 6 no longer gets iOS updates, so it stands to reason that the iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus would be next in line. The iPhone 6s, iPhone 6s Plus, and iPhone SE are now considered “old phones” – they run ancient hardware, and Apple’s next major update, in all likelihood, simply would not run properly on them.
But like a lot of rumors, this one appears to have legs. It is worth noting that, at the time of writing, this is just speculation – there has been NO official word from Apple about it yet.
This makes them almost 7 years old and that is practically ancient in phone years Apple’s iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus got a release date on September 25, 2015.
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