Apple's latest iOS 27 update supports only the second-generation iPhone SE and newer models, leaving the original 2016 iPhone SE without official support. The update, announced by Apple, does not mention the first-generation model in its compatibility list. Users of the older device may face limitations in accessing new features or security updates. The omission highlights a growing trend of tech companies phasing out support for older devices. While Apple has not provided further details on the status of the first-gen SE, the decision could affect users who still rely on the device.