Phone software support

A policy record, not a live software-version feed.

Policy verification checked October 4, 2026
PhoneVerified commitmentExact end date
iPhone 16Not verifiedNot verified
iPhone 16 ProNot verifiedNot verified
Pixel 97 years of OS and security updates
Manufacturer policy
Not verified
Pixel 9 Pro7 years of OS and security updates
Manufacturer policy
Not verified
Galaxy S25Not verifiedNot verified
iPhone 14 ProNot verifiedNot verified
iPhone 12 ProNot verifiedNot verified
iPhone XNot verifiedNot verified
iPhone 7Not verifiedNot verified
iPhone 13Not verifiedNot verified
Pixel 5Not verifiedNot verified
Pixel 6Not verifiedNot verified
Pixel 6 ProNot verifiedNot verified
Pixel 6aNot verifiedNot verified
Pixel 7 ProNot verifiedNot verified
Pixel 8 ProNot verifiedNot verified
Galaxy S21Not verifiedNot verified
Galaxy S21 UltraNot verifiedNot verified
Galaxy S23 UltraNot verifiedNot verified
Galaxy Z Flip3Not verifiedNot verified
Galaxy A23 5GNot verifiedNot verified
Galaxy S IIINot verifiedNot verified
OnePlus 7 ProNot verifiedNot verified

Why some dates remain unknown

Google’s policy uses first US Google Store availability as its anchor. The initial dataset has not verified the precise availability dates, so it does not calculate an expiry. A fixed future end date for the listed iPhones and Galaxy S25 has not been recorded here. This is a dataset gap, not a claim that those devices receive no updates.

Installed versions and rollout status are not tracked. Check the device’s settings and the manufacturer’s update instructions for your region. A later purchase does not restart a policy window.

How to read an update commitment · Data revisions

Source: Google — Pixel software-update policy.

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