How to update my iPhone 6 to iOS 15?

How to update iPhone 6 to15.7

The last and final update for the iPhone 6 was iOS 12.5.7.

The iPhone 6 cannot update to iOS 13

The iPhone 6 cannot update to iOS 14

The iPhone 6 cannot update to iOS 15

The iPhone 6 cannot update to iOS 16

The iPhone 6 cannot update to iOS 17

You can update an iPhone 6 as far as the latest release of iOS 12 – but no further.

About iOS 12 Updates - Apple Support

It can't run iOS 13, let alone iOS 15.

chinonso152 wrote:

How

For the iPhone 6, introduced about 9 and 1/2 years ago in September 2014, iOS 12 is the end of the line. So the answer to "How do you update an iPhone 6 to iOS 15" is that you can't.

Did you read this one page thread? If you did, then you already know the answer. If you have an iPhone 6, you don't update to iOS 15, because you CAN'T update an iPhone 6 any higher than iOS 12.

Buy a newer phone if you need iOS 15.

• If you have an iPhone 5S or 6/6plus, the highest you can update to is 12.5.7

• If you have an iPhone 6S through 7, or SE 1st generation, you can update to 15.8.2

• If you have an iPhone 8 or X, you can update to 16.7.7

• If you have an iPhone SE (2nd generation or later), or XR through 15, you can update to 17.4.1

Go to Settings > General > Software Update.

This link will show you how to update your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch using WiFi -

Update your iPhone or iPad - Apple Support

This link will show you how to update using your computer -

Update iOS on iPhone - Apple Support

Your iPhone 6 is not able to update to iOS 15. Its hardware is simply too old. To get a higher iOS, you will need to buy a new or newer iPhone.

You don’t. Try reading the information in the discussion thread before adding to it.

richfer128 wrote:

I need ios 15 because Ios 12.5.7 is not download need app

Then it's time to purchase a newer, more modern iPhone. You will NEVER be able to run anything higher than the most current version of iOS 12 on an iPhone 6.

joedie96 wrote:

yess please

Saying "yess" and "please" won't' make it happen.

The iPhone 6 is too old and outdated. It will never run iOS 13 or higher.

how to update

A hardware upgrade (replacing the iPhone 6) is in order.

Any upgrade of this sort would be at your expense – unless, say, you had a generous relative who is able and willing to buy you a newer phone as a present.

Apple Trade In - Apple

Apple won't give you any trade-in credit for an iPhone 6.

They might, however, recycle it for free.

iPhone models compatible with iOS 17 - Apple Support

I would suggest shopping for a phone that is on the iOS 17 compatibility list. If you buy a newer phone

for which iOS 15 is the end of the line, and apps start requiring iOS 16 or higher (as the Netflix app and

some Microsoft apps already do), you may find that you did not upgrade your iPhone hardware enough

to solve your app compatibility problem.

Buy iPhone - Apple

Refurbished iPhone Deals - Apple

These links are for the online Apple Store in the United States.

If you live in another country, you may need to go to the Apple site for your country and start there.

The All Too Common SAD Reality of Buying a Used iPad/iPhone – Apple Community

If you are thinking about buying a used iPhone from someone other than Apple, read this first. You

should be careful, so that you get a useful phone, rather than an Activation-Locked "brick".

No, the iPhone 6 cannot be updated to iOS 15. The highest iOS version it supports is iOS 12.5.7. For more information on iOS compatibility, visit [Apple's official support page](https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT209574).

nfeds wrote:

No, the iPhone 6 cannot be updated to iOS 15. The highest iOS version it supports is iOS 12.5.7. For more information on iOS compatibility, visit [Apple's official support page](https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT209574).

Since they posted their question over 6 months ago, they've most assuredly gotten the message by now. It helps if you look at the date of a post before you respond to someone.

Ios15 pls

How

Read the posts above. It is NOT possible to do what you want. NOT POSSIBLE AT ALL.

If you need iOS 15, you need an iPhone 7.