Quoting the post: > iOS 15.8 is still powering those devices, seemingly with official Apple support, with the latest update from October the 25th, which addres

Quoting the post: > iOS 15.8 is still powering those devices, seemingly with official Apple support, with the latest update from October the 25th, which addressed some security vulnerabilities. > In reality, however, Apple seems to only be addressing some security issues in its older supported devices. The author is surprised, reasonably IMO, that if a device is getting security updates, you are still exposed to known vulnerabilities. For a tech competent user this is worse than clearly being out of support in which case you would retire the device.