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When I plugged my iPhone into my MacBook, I was told, "a software upgrade is required to connect to your iPhone." Is the software update referred to here an OS update? I am currently running Mojave on my MacBook and I do not want to upgrade to Catalina. Can I connect with my iPhone X without upgrading to the latest OS on my MacBook?
iPhone XR, iOS 13
it's an update of the ios driver itunes use
it's not an upgrade to a newer version of macOS
I got the same dialog on my old mac on high sierra which did not support higher macOS than high sierra,
installed the update and bob's my uncle I could synce my phone once again.
Now I have a follow-up. When I plug my iPhone in, iTunes asks if I want to set it up as a new phone or restore all of my information from a backup. All of the backups listed are from quite a while ago, so I don't think I want to do that. But if I set it up as a new phone, will anything that is currently on my phone be lost? Or will it just bring into iTunes anything that is currently on my iPhone?
Thanks! That did it.
Connecting my iPhone to my MacBook
