If you are not sure which iPod, iPhone, or iPad you have, look it up with 's Ultimate iLookup. Devices marked "Current*" (Current and an asterisk) also are capable of running iOS 16 or iPadOS 16, but significant features introduced by this version of the operating system or earlier versions are not supported.ĭevices otherwise marked with an asterisk likewise are compatible with that version of the iOS, but some features are not supported or other details should be reviewed. IPhone and iPod touch devices marked with "Current" support iOS 16 and iPad devices marked with "Current" support iPadOS 16. Complete technical specifications merely are a click away. Related: We’ve covered all the iOS 16.1.2 problems and shared available workarounds in this extended review.For your convenience, the maximum iOS version for each iPod touch, iPhone, and iPad is listed below. What iOS version are you currently using? Do you plan to update to iOS 16.2 when it’s released? Share your feedback in the comments. (excepting the iPhone 14 and 14 Pro models)!įact: iPads running iPadOS 16.x can be reverted to iPadOS 15.6 RC too.
Nevertheless, iOS 15.6 RC is still signed, which means that you can downgrade every iPhone running an iOS 16 version to it. IOS 16.1 remained signed until December 7, that’s almost one month after the release of 16.1.1 and one week after the release of 16.1.2 (November 30)ĭowngrade iOS 16.1.2 to a lower 16 version isn’t possible anymore!Ĭonclusion: Such a long signing period can only confirm that the current versions are still packing lots of bugs and Apple provided users a longer option to downgrade.Įncouraging, is the fact that they’ve been unsigned as we approach the iOS 16.2 public release, which means that Apple is confident that it has fixed most issues in the upcoming release! Downgrade iOS 16.1.2 Still Possible 16.1 was released with new features and bug fixes on October 24 and became obsolete on November 9, with the rollout of iOS 16.1.1. This change is confirmed on the website, as you can see in the above screenshot.įact: iOS 16.1 has remained signed for quite a long time after it stopped being the most recent iOS 16 version available. iOS 16.1.2 is currently the only iOS 16 version still signed! 16.2 is expected to be rolled out in the week of December 12 – 16. Apple has unsigned iOS 16.1 and iOS 16.1.1 after the release of iOS 16.2 RC to beta testers.
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