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macos end of life dates — full support timeline

19 of 22 tracked macos releases have already reached end of life. The dates below are published support dates, not estimates.

Version support timeline

ReleaseReleasedEnd of lifeLatestStatus
262025-09-15not announced26.6supported
152024-09-16not announced15.7.8supported
142023-09-26not announced14.8.8supported
132022-10-242025-09-1513.7.8ended
122021-10-252024-09-1612.7.6ended
112020-11-122026-02-0211.7.11ended
10.152019-10-072026-02-0210.15.8ended
10.142018-09-242021-10-2510.14.6ended
10.132017-09-252020-12-0110.13.6ended
10.122016-09-202019-10-0110.12.6ended
10.112015-09-302018-12-0110.11.6ended
10.102014-10-162017-08-0110.10.5ended
10.92013-10-222016-12-0110.9.5ended
10.82012-07-252015-08-1310.8.5ended
10.72011-07-202012-10-0410.7.5ended
10.62009-08-282011-07-2510.6.8ended
10.52007-10-262009-08-1310.5.8ended
10.42005-04-292007-11-1410.4.11ended
10.32003-10-242005-04-1510.3.9ended
10.22002-08-242003-10-0310.2.8ended
10.12001-09-252002-06-0610.1.5ended
10.02001-03-242001-06-2210.0.4ended

Who is affected

Anyone running an unsupported macos release. After end of life a version stops receiving security patches, which typically becomes an audit or compliance finding before it becomes an outage. Upgrading to a supported release is the migration path; the table above shows which releases still qualify.

Source

These dates are maintained by endoflife.date/macos, an open community dataset that cites vendor announcements. Verify against the vendor before making a compliance decision.

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