All devices running iOS 13 can access iOS 14, including iPhone 6s and iPhone SE

The next version of the operating system that Apple will launch is iOS 14. The plan is likely to be introduced during the WWDC 2020 event taking place this June, then will be officially launched with the iPhone 12. in September or October.

There are currently a number of leaked rumors related to iOS 14. One of the interesting information, from The Verifier’s source, said that all devices running iOS 13 currently will be support for updating to iOS 14. This is good news for those who are still using older iPhones 4-5 years ago.

If this source of information is true, it means that Apple will not abandon any old device when it launches the next iOS version. The iPhone 6s and 6s Plus launched in 2015 and the iPhone SE released in 2016 will still be able to update to iOS 14.

However, The Verifier also said that iOS 14 will be the last update of the iPhone 6s and iPhone SE 2016. But even so, Apple has been very generous with these old iPhones.

iOS 14 is expected, because according to recent leaks, iOS 14 will have many interface changes. Apple is scheduled to host the WWDC event on June 22, and will host the event online.

Reference: 9to5mac