After 2023, you likely won’t receive software updates and improvements but might get the phone repaired until it becomes obsolete. This likely means Apple plans to make iPhone 7 vintage or obsolete relatively soon, with iPhone 8 following with the next few major updates. Keep in mind that iPhone 7, which was released a year before iPhone 8, is not supported by the newest iOS. So, if you have an iPhone 8, don’t fret because you’ll likely still be able to access the service for a few more years.Īs of now, it’s clear that the company is still supporting the series model because their latest update, iOS 16, is available for iPhone 8 and iPhone 8 Plus. However, it’s also possible that the company might decide to add a year or two of coverage.
So from the above hypothesis, Apple will likely stop fully supporting iPhone 8 and iPhone 8 Plus around 2025.
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