Every year, Apple drops a handful of older iPhones from its latest software update. iOS 26 cut the iPhone XS generation , meaning anyone still on those devices got left behind when the Liquid Glass redesign rolled out last September. According to a new leak , iOS 27 is set to do the same thing to the iPhone 11 lineup. Weibo leaker Instant Digital posted what’s claimed to be a full list of iOS 27 supported devices, and four models currently running iOS 26 are missing from it. Those are the iPhone 11, iPhone 11 Pro, iPhone 11 Pro Max, and the second-generation iPhone SE. Per the leak, iOS 27 will require at least an iPhone 12 to install. iPhone SE users would need a third-gen model or later. Apple hasn’t confirmed any of this yet. Instant Digital has a decent but imperfect track record, so treat these as credible rumors rather than confirmed fact. What iOS 27 is actually expected to bring The drop comes ahead of WWDC on June 8, where Apple is expected to officially unveil iOS 27.…