While iOS 15 was released a few days ago, Apple did not forget the old iPhones. Not even getting the iOS 13 update older iPhone and iPad devices A new update has been released for This update may be a reason to dig into your old iPhone’s settings years later.
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Security patch for iPhone 6 and other iOS 12 devices
With the release of iOS 15 last week, security improvements have been added to new iPhones. However, there is still a segment that uses iPhone 6 and older iPhones. Apple did not ignore this minority, and some of the security updates it brought to the new generation to legacy devices sent. iOS 12.5.5 You can do this update with the version number on the following iPhone and iPad devices:
- iPhone 5S
- iPhone 6
- iPhone 6 Plus
- iPod touch 6
- iPad Air (first generation)
- iPad mini 2
- iPad mini 3
What these devices have in common is that after iOS 12 not updated them being. Therefore, the number of the newly released version also indicates that it is an addition to iOS 12. Unfortunately, the devices that are not on this list have not received a new update.
Should you install the iOS 12.5.5 update?
Consumers always have the same doubt when manufacturers release updates to their old devices. The possibility of doing the update slowing down your device can cause your already poorly performing device to become garbage. Although the details of this update are not known According to Apple’s content completely security update and some small optimizations. We didn’t expect new features to come to an old operating system like iOS 12 when iOS 15 was already on the scene.
At this point, it is up to you whether to trust Apple or not, security updates will improve the performance of your device. does not affect. On the contrary safer helps you have an internet experience. So it seems that this update has nothing to lose on your device.