IOS17 iPhone X
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The iPhone X has reached the end-of-life support for Software Updates to the latest iOS operating system.
You are invited to visit an Apple retail store to discuss your iPhone upgrade options.
Learn about the ⇢ iPhone Upgrade Program. ⇠📲
Good luck! 👋🏼😉
The iPhone X has reached the end-of-life support for Software Updates to the latest iOS operating system.
You are invited to visit an Apple retail store to discuss your iPhone upgrade options.
Learn about the ⇢ iPhone Upgrade Program. ⇠📲
Good luck! 👋🏼😉
abdull261 wrote:
Update my iPhone
Nope.
Your iPhone X has reached its supported limit with iOS 16. Currently, that is 16.7.11.
You’ll need an iPhone XS, iPhone XR, iPhone SE 2nd, or newer, to get to iOS 18.
You’ll need an iPhone 11, iPhone SE 2nd, or newer, to get to the about-to-be-released iOS 26.
Here is how to replace that reached-its-iOS-support-limit iPhone X with something vastly faster and more capable: Apple Trade In - Apple
You do not update your iPhone X to iOS 17.
When the iPhone X came out in November 2017 – about seven and a half years ago – it ran iOS 11.0.1. It received five major iOS updates, and can run the latest release of iOS 16, but it will never be able to run iOS 17, or 18, or (in the future) 26.
If you need a version of iOS that is more recent than iOS 16, it is time to buy a newer iPhone to replace that one.
As for "Unable to Check for Update", sounds like there is some issue that is keeping your phone from checking to see if it is running the latest release of iOS 16. It would be good to resolve that issue, but resolving it will not let you update that iPhone X past iOS 16.
NNJM wrote:
The iOS 17 signature has been turned off, and your iPhone XS can no longer be upgraded to iOS 17.
The OP asked about an iPhone X. That phone could not be updated to iOS 17 even when Apple was still signing it.
Update my iPhone
Just wondering what the iphone x acheived, in relation to customers ?
TT123B wrote:
Just wondering what the iphone x acheived, in relation to customers ?
I still have one and it has been a great phone for the past 7 years. Still use it today as a secondary device.
Thanks for the reply. Im guessing that you use yours a second device means that its probably not the best
I phone X code
rehankhan105 wrote:
Update my phone
Here is how to replace that reached-its-iOS-support-limit iPhone X with something vastly faster and more capable: Apple Trade In - Apple
Unable to Check for Update
The iOS 17 signature has been turned off, and your iPhone XS can no longer be upgraded to iOS 17.
Update my phone
Re: “Update my phone”
No. For reasons already explained.
How do I update my iPhone X to iOS 17?
