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    iCloud support culled for iOS 10, macOS Sierra users

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    Owners of iPhones running on iOS 10 or Macs stlll running macOS Sierra will not be able to access iCloud, with Apple pulling support for the older operating systems as it releases its newest operating systems.

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    Introducing major operating system releases like iOS 26 and macOS Tahoe are often the perfect time for Apple to clean up some of its other services. As demonstrated with iCloud on Monday, this can involve the loss of support for some older OS versions.

    The system requirements for iCloud support page was updated on September 15 to include the new operating systems in the 26 generation. However, as spotted by MacRumors, it has also removed listings of support for iOS 10 and for macOS Sierra.

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