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My daughter as an iPhone 6, so its many versions pass and I think they have stopped security patches with this upgrade. How much risk is she of being hacked wi
by nytesky 4y ago
My daughter as an iPhone 6, so its many versions pass and I think they have stopped security patches with this upgrade. How much risk is she of being hacked without those updates -- is there any way to track identified risks?
- WrtCdEvrydy 4y agoIt's the iOS app support that suffers. Apple makes it pretty unbearable to get apps for unsupported devices so I take those and relegate them to single use non-data holding devices like dashcams and other uses.
- scarface74 4y agoAs of at least a couple of years ago, I could still redownload “the last compatible version” for my old iPad 1st gen (2010). I was able to download and run Netflix and Plex.
- WrtCdEvrydy 4y agoYes, but you must have a nicer iPhone on the same iCloud account that downloads the current version, then you can use the "purchased" page on the old device.
- spockz 4y agoOr for some apps that allow family sharing having someone in the family with a nicer iPhone also should work.
- nytesky 4y agoOh that’s a bonus for me, I want her to use it basically for phone, imessage, and find my!
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- gorbypark 4y agoI’m pretty sure Apple just released a security patch for the iPhone 6 just a week or two ago. Seems like they are keeping “severe” CVEs patches on (some) out of support devices.
- scarface74 4y agoApple just released a security release - iOS 12.5.6 for the iPhone 5s a few days ago (8/31/2022). I doubt they have stopped releasing security updates for the iPhone 6.
- nytesky 4y agoMy understanding was they would stop after today!