Apple brings good news to older iPhone and iPad models.

Apple has just released a software update for its range of iPhones, iPads, and Macs that are up to 11 years old, something few smartphone manufacturers in the world have been able to do.

In addition to iOS 17.6 for newer devices, Apple also released updates for older devices running iOS 15, iOS 16, and many older versions of the operating system. This means that even "veteran" devices like the second-generation iPad Air or the 2013 Mac Pro are also getting the update.

The iPhone 6s/6s Plus, the oldest iPhone models, have just received an update from Apple.

Although these updates don't add new features, they focus on patching security vulnerabilities, improving performance and stability, giving users of older Apple devices greater peace of mind.

These updates, including macOS Monterey 12.7.6, macOS Ventura 13.6.8, iOS 15.8.3, iPadOS 15.8.3, iOS 16.7.9, and iPadOS 16.7.9, are recommended for all users.

Accordingly, the iPhone 6s/6s Plus (2015), iPad Air 2 (2014), MacBook Air (2015), iMac (2015), and Mac Pro (2013) are the oldest devices to receive this update.

Apple affirms its long-term software support policy for its products, something that competitors, especially Android manufacturers, struggle to match. The company also advises users of these devices to update their software promptly for the best protection against potential cyberattacks.

Accordingly, iPhone and iPad users who want to upgrade to these versions simply need to go to Settings > General > Software Update . Mac users can go to the Apple menu > System Preferences > Software Update .

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