What's new in iOS 15
iOS 14.5 brought a very interesting novelty to our iPhone and iPad And it's that , contrary to what happened with previous versions of the operating system, Apple decided to give some leeway to the issue of operating system updates
Until before iOS and iPadOS 14.5 came out, to get the security and privacy improvements from the updates you had to update to the latest version of the operating system, with the possible consequence that our device was not compatible.
Apple reports that we can stay on iOS 14 with security updates
But that changed and Apple allowed you to install the latest security updates without having to install the latest version of the operating systems. And from the looks of it, that improvement is going to stay in iOS 15.
This is clear from what has been discovered on the Apple website dedicated to iOS 15. In it you can read a text that indicates, roughly, that iOS will now offer two options for operating system updates in Settings.
Resetting Settings
The first one is to update the entire system, security updates included. And, the second, will be the option that allows us to install only the latest security updates available for our devices.
They also indicate that we can update to iOS 15 as soon as it's available, but that we can stick to iOS 14 and install only the security updates and fully upgrade to iOS 15 when we're ready.
It is certainly very positive that Apple maintains this option. And it is that it would not be the first time that, when updating an OS completely, a device slows down or works poorly. What do you think about it? Will you be installing iOS 15 or just the security updates?
