iPhoneOSDeviceSupport

Xcode iPhoneOS DeviceSupport (6.0 - 16.5) [WatchOS | tvOS];

Most recent releases:
iOS 16.6 - Download
iOS 16.5 - Download
iOS 16.4 - Download
iOS 16.3 - Download
iOS 16.2 - Download
iOS 16.1 - Download
iOS 16.0 - Download

iOS 15+
iOS 15.7 - Download
iOS 15.6 - Download
iOS 15.5 - Download
iOS 15.4 - Download
iOS 15.3 - Download
iOS 15.2 - Download
iOS 15.1 - Download
iOS 15.0 - Download

iOS 14+
iOS 14.7.1 - Download
iOS 14.7 - Download
iOS 14.6 - Download
iOS 14.5 - Download
iOS 14.4 - Download
iOS 14.3 - Download
iOS 14.2 - Download
iOS 14.1 - Download
iOS 14.0 - Download

iOS 13+
iOS 13.7 - Download
iOS 13.6 - Download
iOS 13.5 - Download
iOS 13.4 - Download
iOS 13.3 - Download
iOS 13.2 - Download
iOS 13.1 - Download
iOS 13.0 - Download

iOS 12+
iOS 12.4 - Download
iOS 12.4 (16G73) - Download
iOS 12.3 - Download
iOS 12.2 - Download
iOS 12.2 (16E5181e) - Download
iOS 12.1 - Download
iOS 12.1 (16B91) - Download
iOS 12.1 (16B5059d) - Download
iOS 12.0 - Download
iOS 12.0 (16A366) - Download

iOS 11+
iOS 11.4 - Download
iOS 11.4.1 (15G77) - Download
iOS 11.4 (15F79) - Download
iOS 11.4 (15F5061c) - Download
iOS 11.4 (15F5037c) - Download
iOS 11.3 - Download
iOS 11.3 (15E5178d) - Download
iOS 11.2 - Download
iOS 11.1 - Download
iOS 11.0 - Download

iOS 10+
iOS 10.3 - Download
iOS 10.3 (14E5265a) - Download
iOS 10.3 (14E5230d) - Download
iOS 10.2 - Download
iOS 10.1 - Download
iOS 10.0 - Download

iOS 9+
iOS 9.3 - Download
iOS 9.2 - Download
iOS 9.1 - Download
iOS 9.0 - Download

Could not locate device support files


If you see image similar to this, follow this step:

Turn on "Developer mode" on your iPhone (Settings -> Privacy & Security -> Developer Mode).

From this issue.

Note

If you need upper version of the support files less than 1 iteration (eg. You have "15.0" and you need "15.1.5" - You can simply rename folder from "15.0" to "15.1.5" and it should work or try to use next iteration version of the support files, is exist "15.2", otherwise open an issue);

⚠️ Warning ⚠️

Xcode 12 now encrypts the connection between Xcode and paired devices, protecting against an attacker in a privileged network position executing arbitrary code on connected iOS, iPadOS, watchOS, or tvOS devices during a remote debug session. (60386733)

These security benefits are available when Xcode 12 connects to devices running iOS 14, iPadOS 14, watchOS 7, tvOS 14, or later versions.
These OS versions also refuse debugger connections from older Xcode releases.
Xcode 12 continues to support debugging for older OS versions, but without the new encryption.

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For debugging in iOS 14 devices you need Xcode 12 atleast.
Cause Apple have updated their code for debugging apps on iOS 14 and that is not compatible on older version of Xcode.

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- To get iOS 13.(version) [example iOS 13.5.1] works with iOS 14.0, just rename a folder.
- Like this: 13.5 ~> 13.5.1 (17F80);

How to support iOS 14 devices with Xcode 11.5+:
(tested with 11.6 (11E708))

Download iOS 14.2 Support Files
Unzip it
Put unzipped folder into path:
/Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/Developer/Platforms/iPhoneOS.platform/DeviceSupport/
Restart Xcode

How to:

1. Download version you need listed above;
2. Unzip it;
3. Close Xcode;
4. Copy and paste unziped folder by path:

/Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/Developer/Platforms/iPhoneOS.platform/DeviceSupport/

hierarchy like this:

5. Disconnect any physical target device (iPhone, iPad, etc.)
6. Reopen Xcode;
7. (Optional) Connect physical target device

[Thanks to @unfor19 for updating this [5-7] steps]

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