Apple released iOS 12.5.4 with important security patches for older iPhones

Yesterday, Apple released a new iOS 12.5.4 update for older iPhones and iPads that brings important security patches and is recommended for all users. The newer version should fix the famous trio of threats affecting the filling of the operating memory and WebKit. The update is now available for iPad Air, iPad mini 2 and 3, iPod touch 6th generation, iPhone 5S, iPhone 6 and 6 Plus.

The newly introduced iOS 15 significantly improves FaceTime. SharePlay is coming:

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Even though all of these devices are no longer supported by iOS 13, Apple is still updating them to avoid security flaws. The latest update, labeled 12.5.3, was released last week in May and also fixed bugs in WebKit. It is good to see that the giant from Cupertino has not yet resented older products and is releasing updates for them as well in the interest of security. Until now, many users rely on these older pieces, which can also be used as a primary device.