What’s Changing with the Zoom App?

Zoom is preparing to discontinue support for older versions of⁣ Apple’s iOS operating system. Specifically,⁢ the latest ⁢update, version 6.5.10, signals the‍ upcoming end of support for both iOS 13 ⁤and iOS 14. This means users with devices running these older ⁣operating systems will eventually need to update to iOS 15 or ⁢later⁣ to continue using the Zoom application.

the⁢ change, first reported by MacMagazine,is ⁣part of ‍Zoom’s ongoing effort to optimize its platform and deliver the best possible user experience.While a specific ‍date for⁢ the cutoff hasn’t been announced, users should plan to update their devices soon.

Will My device⁣ Still⁢ Work?

The good news is that all iPhones and iPads capable of running iOS ⁣13⁣ can also run iOS 15. This means hardware compatibility shouldn’t be a concern for most users. The update is primarily a software requirement. However, many corporate devices⁤ are often⁤ managed by IT departments and may have restrictions on software updates.

For iPad users, the same applies.The declaration‍ references iPadOS‍ 13 and 14 as well, meaning those versions will also lose support. Again, all iPads that supported these older versions are capable of running iPadOS 15.

What ⁣Does This Mean for ‍Corporate Users?

This change is ‍notably relevant for individuals using⁤ Zoom for work on company-issued devices. Corporate IT ⁣policies frequently enough prioritize stability and security over the latest software features, leading to devices‍ remaining on older operating systems ⁣for extended periods. If you rely on zoom for work⁣ and are using a device with iOS 13 or 14, it’s advisable to contact your IT department to inquire about ‍a potential update.

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