Apple released iOS 15.2 to the public last Monday. The update included a number of important bug fixes, as well as new features like the Apple Music Voice Plan, App Privacy Report, and Digital Legacy. Days later, Apple rolled out the first iOS 15.3 beta. One of the best things about iOS 15 is the fact that it supports all of the same devices that iOS 14 did. Apple didn’t force users to upgrade to gain access to all of the new features present in iOS 15. Unfortunately, a report suggests that neither iOS 16 nor iPadOS 16 will support quite as many iPhone and iPad models.
