The five line will likely stay live for a bit.

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Forbes started a flurry of freak out on Wednesday. Apparently the site said that Apple was likely to kill support for iPhone 5 and iPhone 5c

with the release of iOS 10.3.2. That's because a beta version of the point release was 64 bit only, while the

aforementioned phones are 32 bit devices. Well, it looks like you can rest your head.

For now, anyway. Well, it looks like you can rest your head.

For now, anyway.

For one reason, the next web says,

while the first beta version of iOS 10.3.2

didn't offer support for the 5 and 5s,

the latest beta reiteration does add the two devices to the list.

Additionally, as the Mac Observer points out, Apple has never killed a device or a line of devices with a point release update.

It really wouldn't make sense to do so, would it?

Forcing people to buy a new phone between the last new phone and the next one? That said there is lots of

speculation that iOS 11 Apple's next anticipated full iOS update will say so

long to 32-bit support.

TMO figures if that is the case,

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