You can certainly continue to use iOS 17, if there will be major security 
issues Apple will release updates even to versions of iOS which are long gone, 
recently updates were released for both iOS 16 and even iOS 15 for some 
security issue.
And if you buy an Apple Watch 9 you can certainly update your watch to the 
latest Watch OS even if your iPhone can't be updated to newer versions of iOS. 
Currently if  you buy an Apple Watch 9 you get Watch OS 10 with it and I assume 
you will get Watch OS updates for at least 5 or 6 years for that watch. Watch 
OS this year can be installed on Apple Watches as old as the series 4 which was 
released in 2018 along with the iPhone XS/XS Max and XR. Guess we have to see 
if Watch OS 11 in September 2024 still supports the Apple Watch 4 or if the 
Apple Watch 5 will then be the oldest supported model.

-----Original Message-----
From: viphone@googlegroups.com <viphone@googlegroups.com> On Behalf Of Fanus
Sent: Tuesday, October 31, 2023 3:18 AM
To: viphone@googlegroups.com
Subject: apple watch 9 and IOS 17 on iPhone 11

Hello list

I am considering to purchase an apple watch 9 but my concern is that my iPhone 
11 will probably not be upgradable to the next IOS version next year. So my 
question is if I would be able to use apple watch 9 and IOS
17 on the iPhone for a few years to come. Due to our week exchange rate here in 
South Africa I doubt it if I will ever be able to upgrade my iPhone 11.

Regards

Fanus


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