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You mean you have an iPhone 6 and it's working fine on iOS 11 with a clean install? That's a good news then, maybe I should reset everything and reinstall to s

• thinkythought 9y ago
  Yep, it's my backup/testing device. It actually runs surprisingly great, i'd say it's still a better experience than an equivalent-aged android phone honestly, even like a nexus 6
  • tbrock 9y ago
    Bingo. You think that’s bad? Try running an android tablet from 5-6 years ago.
• sjwright 9y ago
  Combine that with a cheap battery replacement from your local Apple Store and your 6 should be great for another couple of years, I'd predict at least through iOS 12. Historically speaking, we would expect the 6 to be supported by iOS 12, possibly by iOS 13 and unlikely by iOS 14. The current trend for current iOS devices is five generations of software support with the iPhone 4S, 5 and 5S all getting five years.[1] The only recent exceptions are non-flagship models that used "old" parts at the time of release (iPhone 5C and iPad mini 1) which only got four years. [1] http://iossupportmatrix.com/ http://iossupportmatrix.com/