the fall of 2021, Apple will release the next version of the iOS operating system, which traditionally won't be supported by outdated iPhone models, according to The Verifier . In particular, it is rumored that owners of iPhone 6s, iPhone 6s Plus, and original iPhone SE smartphones will not be able to upgrade to iOS 15.
Thus, the list of "apple" gadgets that will be supported by the new OS is as follows: iPhone line 2021, iPhone 12 Pro Max, iPhone 12 Pro, iPhone 12 mini, iPhone 12, iPhone 11, iPhone 11 Pro, iPhone 11 Pro Max, iPhone XS, iPhone XS Max, iPhone XR, iPhone X, iPhone 8, iPhone 8 Plus, iPhone 7, iPhone 7 Plus, and iPhone SE (2020).
Owners of all other Apple smartphones should consider upgrading their device if they want to stay safe.
IPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus are the ninth generation iPhones released in September 2015. iPhone SE was released in March 2016. These models have gained popularity among users and Apple has provided them with iOS updates over the course of the year. over the past five years. However, the progress does not stop and now, if the rumors prove to be true, the company will stop supporting these three smartphones as early as next year.
The current version of the Apple iOS 14 operating system became available to a wide range of users on September 16, 2020.
Among the innovations available to users were desktop widgets, automatic grouping of apps into folders, support for picture-in-picture mode, a more advanced version of the Siri voice assistant, security updates, etc.
Moreover, thanks to iOS 14, the so-called "secret button" appeared in the iPhone. We are talking about the Back Tap feature, which allows you to control the phone from behind using your finger.
Mute button options include opening the app switcher, notification menu, or control center, and Siri calling is also available. Additionally, there are options to take a screenshot and scroll through a web page or app. You can also configure Back Tap to reply with a pre-prepared message.
This "button" is controlled by holding, double or triple touch.
In addition to these features, Back Tap is also linked to the Apple Shortcuts app, which allows the user to find ways to use the technology - this is a key part of Apple's new functionality.
A user with an iOS 14 device can enable the Back Tap feature in the iPhone settings in the accessibility section. This new feature is available on Generation X, 11 and 12 iPhone models with updated iOS 14 software.












