8 Things to Know About the iPhone 6s iOS 13.7 Update

iPhone 6s iOS 13.7 Update: What's New

If you're moving your iPhone 6s or iPhone 6s Plus up from iOS 13.6.1, you get upgrades to Apple's COVID-19 Exposure Notifications and unnamed bug fixes. You can learn more about those in our walkthrough. 

If you're jumping up from iOS 13.6, you get iOS 13.6.1's bug fixes. You can read about them in our guide to the software. 

If you're moving your iPhone 6 or iPhone 6s Plus from iOS 13.5.1 to iOS 13.7, your update includes iOS 13.6's Apple News upgrades, upgrades to the Health app, and more.

For more on all of those changes, take a look at our guide to iOS 13.6. 

If you skipped iOS 13.5.1, you get the update's security patch with your upgrade as well. For more on the update's contents, please read our guide. 

If you skipped iOS 13.5, your iOS 13.7 update also brings its changes. iOS 13.5 included bug fixes, security patches, upgrades to Group FaceTime, and COVID-19 support features. If you want to learn more about them, please check out our guide. 

If your phone is currently running iOS 13.4, you also get iOS 13.4.1's bug fixes with your upgrade. You can read about them in our guide. 

Moving your phone from iOS 13.3.1 to iOS 13.7? Your update also brings iOS 13.4's changes which include iCloud Folder Sharing, improvements to the Mail app, and a long list of bug fixes.

If you want to learn more about all of these changes, please take a look at our guide. It'll take you through iOS 13.4's most important changes.

If you're jumping from iOS 13.3 to iOS 13.7, your upgrade also comes with iOS 13.3.1's bug fixes and security patches. You can learn more about them in our guide to the iOS 13.3.1 update. 

If you're moving your device from iOS 13.2.3 to iOS 13.7, your update also brings the features from iOS 13.3 which include Screen Time enhancements, upgrades to the Stocks app, bug fixes, security patches, and more.

If you're interested in the iOS 13.3 update's changes, head over to our walkthrough. It'll guide you through the change log. 

If you skipped iOS 13.2.3 you get its changes with your iOS 13.7 update. iOS 13.2.3 brought a small collection of bug fixes to the iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus. For more on those, take a look at our guide to the upgrade.

If you skipped the iOS 13.2.2 update you get the update's fixes with your iOS 13.7 update. For more on those, have a look at our guide to the update.

If you're moving from iOS 13.1.3, you get iOS 13.2's changes with your version of iOS 13.7.

Highlights from the iPhone 6s iOS 13.2 update include 70+ new emojis for your keyboard, support for Apple's new AirPods, and HomeKit upgrades. If you're interested in the changes on board iOS 13.2, please check out our guide. 

If you are moving up from iOS 13.1.2, your iOS 13.7 update comes with iOS 13.1.3's bug fixes which you can read about right here.

If you're moving from iOS 13.1.1 to iOS 13.7, your update comes with iOS 13.1.2's bug fixes which you can read about in our walkthrough.

If your iPhone 6s or iPhone 6s Plus is currently running iOS 13.1, you get iOS 13.1.1's fixes with your iOS 13.7 update. You can learn more about those here in our guide. 

If you're moving your iPhone 6s or iPhone 6s Plus from iOS 13.0 to iOS 13.7, you get additional features and bug fixes with your upgrade. 

Highlights from iOS 13.1 include Share ETA for Apple Maps, expanded audio sharing, and Shortcut Automations. If you're curious about the changes, please take a look at our guide to the software.

As for iOS 13 itself, the iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus both get a robust version of the operating system. Highlights include Dark Mode, the new swipe keyboard, updates to the Photos app, and more. 

If you haven't been following iOS 13's development, you'll want to take a look at our walkthrough. It'll take you through the biggest differences between iOS 13 and iOS 12. 

If you're behind on iOS 12 updates, you'll also get the features and fixes from any updates you skipped with your iOS 13 upgrade. 

If you're unfamiliar with the latest changes to iOS 12, you'll want to take a look at our iOS 12 walkthrough. It'll get you caught up to speed.