iOS 12 was launched by the Apple company in the fall of last year, and has been updated repeatedly until now by the Americans. This week iOS 12.3 was released by Apple, and this motivated them to continue their strategy from the past, stopping the signing of iOS 12.2 for iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch.
iOS 12.2 can no longer be installed on iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch at the moment, with Apple ensuring that users can only install iOS 12.3. Apple regularly forces users to install only the latest versions of operating systems after releasing important customer updates.
What is happening now with iOS 12.2 has happened in the past with all previous versions of the iOS operating system for iDevices, so we should not be surprised. Having said that, starting today, you can exclusively install iOS 12.3 on your iPhone, iPad, or iPod Touch, and any other version remains a thing of the past.
