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badgolferman wrote on Sat, 11 May 2024 20:28:51 -0000 (UTC) :

>>https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2022/10/apple-clarifies-security-update-policy-only-the-latest-oses-are-fully-patched/
> 
> Earlier this week, Apple released a document clarifying its terminology
> and policies around software upgrades and updates. Most of the
> information in the document isn't new, but the company did provide one
> clarification about its update policy that it hadn't made explicit
> before: Despite providing security updates for multiple versions of
> macOS and iOS at any given time, Apple says that only devices running
> the most recent major operating system versions should expect to be
> fully protected.
> 
> In other words, while Apple will provide security-related updates for
> older versions of its operating systems, only the most recent upgrades
> will receive updates for every security problem Apple knows about.
> 
> ------
> 
> -- Does Android provide ALL security updates for every major version of
> software release?
> 
> -- Is there a reason not to upgrade to the newest major version of iOS
> within a few weeks of release?
> 
> -- How old must an iPhone be before it can support the newest iOS major
> version release?

First off, badgolferman, you're not a religious zealot, so I will be
speaking to you as one adult to another - which I don't do with iKooks.

My approach below will assume you have at least a normal IQ, as do I.
And my approach will assume that you will click on the links provided.

Notice I don't talk to the iKooks that way.
Because iKooks don't have a normal IQ.

You do.

With the Apple religious zealot nutcases, you have to distil the message
down to the lowest common denominator - and even then - they don't get it.

Second off, this information is not new. It has been discussed on this
newsgroup many times. The nutcases will NEVER understand Apple support. 

I hope you can.

In addition, you have to understand my goals before I answer further.
1. I learn & disseminate the truth about Apple products. Period.
2. I show the Apple religious zealot nutcases for what they truly are.

You'll notice that the link shows a few things which are related to that:
1. I KNOW that Apple only fully supports a single release.
2. And I know that the religious zealots do NOT know that fact.
3. In fact, Jolly Roger has lied for YEARS about Apple support.

He thinks because Apple volunteers to fix one bug in an old release every
once in a while, just as every operating system vendor does from time to
time, that this one bug being fixed once in a while means the other hundred
or two hundred (or whatever) known bugs simply don't exist after that.

Who thinks that way but a child?

It's no longer shocking that the Apple nutcases think that childish way.
But they do.

The fact is that every other common consumer operating system fully
supports more than one major release at a time. Apple does not.

Full support means what it means.
It means EVERY known security hole is fixed.

The fact is if you purchase a Pixel or a Galaxy, you have that full hotfix
support for as many releases that are released in the long support period.

For Android, the number of major releases vary in that time frame, as it
could be as many as one per year (so that could be as much as five to seven
major releases), but it could be as few as two or three major releases -
but it's ALWAYS more than one release. It's typically three or four.
https://www.howtogeek.com/797200/how-long-will-my-android-phone-be-supported-with-updates/

By way of stark contrast, iOS is only one. Not two. Not three. Not four.
One.

Which is proof that Apple has the worst hotfix support in the industry.
The iKooks don't understand that because they only watch Apple ads.

It's no longer shocking how little the iKooks know about iOS, badgolferman.
They don't even know how Apple updates/upgrades their iPhones.

Who is that stupid and yet obstinately defends Apple to the death?
Nobody who is an adult, right?

That's what is so strange about these ignorant uneducated iKooks.
They know nothing. And yet, they argue everything. 

And they call all facts about Apple they don't like - trolls.
Which is a LOT of facts about Apple, is it not!

I see your other questions but they're unrelated so if you want me to
answer them, just ask them again as the IMPORTANT answer you need is that.