Overview
- Instant Digital, a Weibo leaker with a mixed record, posted the claimed iOS 27 compatibility list on Monday and major Apple sites relayed it.
- The list removes iPhone 11, 11 Pro, 11 Pro Max, and the second‑generation iPhone SE, leaving support starting with the iPhone 12 lineup.
- Reports say new Apple Intelligence features in iOS 27 would need an iPhone 15 Pro or newer, so some supported phones may miss those tools.
- Coverage notes that dropped models would remain on iOS 26 and still get security updates for a period, based on Apple’s typical support pattern.
- MacRumors reports Apple plans to unveil iOS 27 at WWDC on June 8 with a developer beta that day, a public beta in July, and a fall release.