Smartphone Users Urged to Check Security Settings Amidst Support Withdrawals

Smartphone Users Urged to Check Security Settings Amidst Support Withdrawals

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Smartphone users are advised to check their device settings to assess security vulnerabilities. When manufacturers like Apple and Samsung stop supporting older models, data becomes increasingly at risk. Approximately 20% of users upgraded their phones last year due to lack of software updates. A free tool from Which? allows users to check their device's support status in under a minute. For instance, iPhone 12 users will lose security support in October 2026, while newer models will receive updates until 2032. Unsupported devices may lack critical security patches, leaving them open to cyber threats. Users are encouraged to avoid sensitive tasks on unsupported phones. Checking settings can reveal the current security status of devices. Both articles emphasize the importance of regular updates to protect against cybercriminals.

Key Points: • 20% of users upgraded phones last year due to lack of software updates. • iPhone 12 security support ends in October 2026; newer models supported until 2032. • Users should avoid sensitive tasks on unsupported devices to mitigate risks.

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2026-06-01
Smartphone security check recommended
Users are advised to check their smartphone settings to ensure device security amidst manufacturer support withdrawals.
Mirror
2026-06-01
20% of users upgraded due to lack of updates
Consumer group Which? reported that 20% of users upgraded their phones last year because their devices stopped receiving vital software rollouts.
Express
2026-06-01
iPhone 12 support ends announcement
Users with iPhone 12 models should expect security support to cease in October 2026, according to Which?.
Mirror
2026-06-01
Newer iPhones supported until 2032
The latest generation of iPhones will continue to receive security updates until 2032, as reported by Which?.
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