The question "who can get iOS 2" can be interpreted in different ways, but generally, iOS 2 is an old version of Apple's iPhone operating system released in 2008 for early iPhone models. For relevant and current iOS, if the question intended to mean the latest iOS (like iOS 26), then the answer would be about current iPhone models compatible with the latest iOS. Here is the clarified answer for both:

iOS 2 Eligibility (Historical)

• iOS 2 was originally released in 2008 alongside the iPhone 3G.
• It was available as an update for the first-generation iPhone and the iPod Touch (early models).
• This version introduced the App Store and enterprise features like Microsoft Exchange support.

Latest iOS (iOS 26) Eligibility (As of 2025)

• Most recent iPhone models can get iOS 26, including:
  • iPhone 11, 11 Pro, 11 Pro Max
  • iPhone 12 series
  • iPhone 13 series
  • iPhone 14 series
  • iPhone 15 series
  • iPhone 16 series
  • iPhone 17 series (newest)
  • iPhone Air
  • iPhone SE (2nd generation and newer)
• Older models that are not supported anymore cannot get iOS 26.
• Some advanced features in iOS 26 require at least iPhone 15 Pro or newer.

If the inquiry is specifically about iOS 2 (the old version), only very early iPhone models running iPhone OS 2 can get it. For the latest iOS updates, current models listed above are eligible. Please advise if the question is about a historical iOS version or the latest one, but here is a combined summary from the search.