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To find out if your Mac will support Ventura read: macOS 13 Ventura compatibility: Can your Mac run the latest version? See: This is how long Apple supports Macs. At least they will still be supported by macOS Monterey for at least two more macOS generations. We had thought that Apple wouldn’t remove those Macs from the supported list, since people might have purchased the model just such a short time ago. The 2014 Mac mini was sold until 2018, the ‘trash can’ Mac Pro until 2019, and the 2017 MacBook Air was sold until July 2019.

Mac Pro (2013 model – cylinder/trash can).

This means the following Macs, which were previously supported by Monterey, have now fallen off the list: macOS Ventura: CompatibilityĪpple has confirmed that the following Macs are supported by macOS Ventura: Ventura 13.3 includes fixes related to the iWork apps, virtualization software, iCloud, and Task Manager. Other new features include the ability to use a Mac to make an AirTag to play a sound so you can locate it, an improved Home app, better search in Messages, and fixes for various issues. MacOS 13.1 arrived on Decemand brought with it a new app called Freeform and iCloud Advanced Data Protection. for the first time.Īpple also used the 13.2 beta to push the first Rapid Security Response updates to the Mac, which will allow Apple to push smaller, targeted releases are for security updates that arrive between full OS updates on Macs, iPhones, and iPads.

Advanced Data Protection also comes to users outside the U.S.

MacOS Ventura macOS 13.2 arrived on January 23 and included 22 security updates (many critical fixes) and several new features and fixes including support for physical FIDO-certified security keys that were announced as part of the Advanced Data Protection for iCloud. The latest version of macOS Ventura is macOS Ventura 13.2.1, which arrived on February 13 and included three critical security fixes, including one for a WebKit vulnerability that could lead to arbitrary code execution.