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But unlike last year’s iOS 12, which ran on every device that ran iOS 11, not all iOS 12 devices will be getting the update to iOS 13 and iPadOS. Though we recommend that it may be better to postpone updating for a few days, it is, for this reason, we strongly recommend that, if your iPhone is compatible, you should definitely update your iPhone to the latest software possible.Apple has just announced the latest versions of its mobile software: iOS 13 for the iPhone, and the newly renamed iPadOS for its iPad lineups. The best way to ensure that your iPhone is as secure as possible is to always update your software. These days, hackers are constantly trying to break into Apple's software, but Apple is also constantly fixing holes in security. While Apple regularly pushes out security updates for older iPhone models and operating systems, the best way to protect yourself against an exploit is to be running the latest version of iOS. So far this year, the only major bug is that rebooting your iPhone will reset your default browser and mail app back to its original settings. Most of the time, it's a small problem that is fixed with an incremental update, but even the smallest of bugs could affect your workflow. With every major software update comes a few bugs and glitches that need to be worked out. When in doubt, postpone updating for a few days to make sure your workflow isn't going to be disrupted. You can also contact the developer directly to confirm there isn't an issue. My suggestion is, for any apps that you can't live without, do a quick hashtag search on Twitter to see if anyone is talking about it not working on iOS 14. Sometimes, an iOS update borks an app, though. Apple isn't putting any major restrictions on apps this year, so compatibility should still be the same.

If there isn't an update available yet, that doesn't mean the app won't work, however. If you have any must-use apps on your iPhone, check to see if there is an update for iOS 14. Though many developers already have updates for iOS 14 already available (check out your app update section in the App Store and see how long that list is), there are still going to be a lot more that haven't made the jump yet. If your iPhone is not on this list, maybe it's time to buy a new iPhone. Make sure you don't absolutely need your iPhone to do any heavy lifting while you're installing an update. Obviously, your mileage will vary depending on an assortment of factors however, if you're using a much older device, keep in mind that installing an update usually takes a lot of processing power and battery at the beginning.

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