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Did a bit of digging. The lack of response from on this tweet about firmware is particularly damning: twitter.com/Fairphone/stat Can't find any info on it on the forum either. Are people ignorant to it, or censored? Glad I didn't make the jump... Yikes.
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Hello, our 6-year-old Fairphone 2 is being upgraded to Android 10 - that's 7 years of software support. We've proven that it’s possible to support devices for longer than the industry standard 💪🏽 the FP4 won't be the exception! Best, Lore
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It is extremely misleading. If a device isn't secure anymore, I would argue that it is no longer fit for purpose, and thus any "support" in the form of OS updates on a *smartphone* means very little, a device expected to go online and handle banking.
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Fairphone 2 shipped with Android 5.1 even though it should have shipped with Android 6 which was released earlier than year and available to vendors much earlier. They did 4 major OS updates from Android 6. That's decent but they were years late and without security updates.
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GrapheneOS can't support their devices because they don't meet our security requirements. We also want devices to get 4 years of proper security support which seems unlikely for the Fairphone 4 due to using a year old SoC. 6th gen Pixels have 5 year minimum guarantee from launch.
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