In article <10q6krt$jv7$1@nnrp.usenet.blueworldhosting.com>,
Maria Sophia <mariasophia@comprehension.com> wrote:
>Q: How long after release does Apple still provide "security updates"?>
A: It's a *lot* shorter than you think...
Note that people "think" Apple supports releases far longer than facts show
since these dates are the *longest* possible support lengths we can get.
The length of support of individual versions of iOS is meaningless.
What counts is how long is the iPhone/iPad supported. It is MUCH longer
than ANY Android vendor.
>
For example, the iPad Air 2 was released on October 16, 2014. On that
date it came with iOS 8.1. It has received 2 updates this year.
15.8.6 on 1/26/2026 and 15.8.7 on 3/11/2026. That is 11.5 years (and
counting) of support and 7+ (and counting) versions of iOS.
>
Any more questions about Apple's legendary support?
His trolls are so fucking weak it's pathetic.
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| Date | Sujet | # | Auteur | |
| 27 Mar 26 |  How long after release does Apple still provide "security updates"? | 6 | Maria Sophia | |
| 27 Mar 26 |   Having lost on his last thread... (was Re: How long after release does Apple still provide "security updates"? | 1 | Alan | |
| 13 Apr 26 | Re: How long after release does Apple still provide "security updates"? | 2 | Maria Sophia | |
| 25 Apr 26 |   Re: How long after release does Apple still provide "security updates"? | 1 | Alan | |
| 6 May 26 | Re: How long after release does Apple still provide "security updates"? | 1 | CrudeSausage | |
| 6 May 26 | Re: How long after release does Apple still provide "security updates"? | 1 | Jolly Roger |
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