Do you have an iPhone 5? Too bad, it's obsolete

Apple has added the iPhone 5 to its list of obsolete objects. The company has added the device to its list of "obsolete and vintage objects" on the phone officially launched on September 21, 2012.

The above means that the company has stopped offering service, support and repairs in their Apple Store to these devices.

Since 2017, the company has created a list of products that it no longer supports in its official establishments, in which it initially included the first four generations of the iPhone.

That is, if you have an iPhone 5 and it still works, you can continue to use and install compatible applications on your operating system. But in case of failure or failure, the brand can not provide any service or maintenance.

Apple will continue to offer iPhone 5C, 5S and SE maintenance, which have not yet been added to the list.

The announcement is made after the launch of the iPad Pro and the latest generation of MacBook Air.