Zoom has announced the upcoming end of support for iOS 13 and iOS 14, according to the latest release notes in update version 6.5.10. While a specific timeline was not provided, this change will require users to upgrade to iOS 15 or later to continue using the Zoom app. The announcement also applies to iPadOS 13 and iPadOS 14.
The company indicated that all iPhones and iPads capable of running iOS/iPadOS 13 can also run iOS/iPadOS 15, meaning hardware compatibility is not expected to be an issue for most users. The decision to discontinue support for older operating systems likely stems from a decreasing number of users still utilizing these versions. However, the update serves as a reminder for users with corporate devices potentially locked to older software versions to consider updating their systems.
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