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It seems to require iOS 18.6, it’s working for me after updating.

• mirekrusin 1y ago
  Thank you, this should be at the top.
• KineticLensman 1y ago
  Can confirm. Installed uBlock onto an 18.5 device, got the 'not supported' message. Upgraded to 18.6 and now it works.
• mock-possum 1y ago
  Which apparently my iPhone SE doesn’t qualify for. Every time this happens, I tell myself, “maybe it’s time to try and android phone”
  • MarcusE1W 1y ago
    I don't know which version of the iPhone SE you have, there have been several over time. Mine is from 2016 (had to look that up). No update to iOS 18, true. In your specific case you have to look very carefully in the Android world to avoid an even worse situation. I think there are a few Android models now that promise several years of updates, remains to be seen, though. If this is your beef with Apple, then I doubt you will feel much better with Android.
  • turtlebits 1y ago
    9 year old phone? Don't worry, google won't care about you either.
    • Cipater 1y ago
      The 3rd generation iPhone SE was released in 2022.
      • thesabreslicer 1y ago
        the 2022 iPhone SE supports iOS 18
      • westonmyers 1y ago
        Both iPhone SE (3rd generation) [2022] and iPhone SE (2nd generation) [2020] support iOS 18.6. So that commenter must not have those generations and your comment doesn't help. iPhone SE (1st generation) [2016] is stuck on iOS 15 but still receiving security updates, like 15.8.4 from the spring.
    • hexagonwin 1y ago
      at least they don't prevent firefox from supporting a 11 years old version.
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  • connicpu 1y ago
    I gotta say, using full fat uBlock Origin in Firefox on my android is pretty great.
  • j1elo 1y ago
    You'been answered already about the support periods in Android, but let me add more for you (and others mentioning support times of the system): in Android this problem doesn't exist to begin with. The fact that getting a new web browser version is anchored to getting a whole new operating system version, is preposterous and absurd, pure planned obsolescence from Apple. You would just upgrade your Chrome, Brave, Firefox, or whatever browser app, and do with them what your were trying to do. (in this case install a browser extension, for which the best one qould be Firefox). This situation with iOS sounds as ridiculous as if it was mandatory to upgrade from Windows 10 to Windows 11 in order to update the Edge browser. (Edited to remove useless rant)
  • HWR_14 1y ago
    Apple has way better backwards compatibility than Android. Your 9 year old iPhone SE is still getting security updates.
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  • dotcoma 1y ago
    iPhone SE 1st edition? 2nd edition here, and I updated to 18.6 days ago.
  • Bud 1y ago
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• crossroadsguy 1y ago
  I didn’t know there was a 18.6. I usually get notification.
  • jwrallie 1y ago
    Update notifications seem to be delayed in iOS. Batches of devices get them at different times for A/B testing and reduce bandwidth requirements. This is based on my personal observation of different devices. I could be wrong.
    • cheschire 1y ago
      And note that all of HN is updating it is taking forever.