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BenTheEgg

@BenTheEgg

Mar 21

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it's a bit more complicated than that, and it's not factually true. Do you have a better suggestion ?

arstechnica.com

Fairphone suggests Qualcomm is the biggest barrier to long-term Android support

Qualcomm ended support for the phone after Android 6, but Fairphone is still going.

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Have your even read the link ? they did update the phones, your comment is provably wrong. How is Pixel6 better when the track record is PIxel3 / 3 years ?

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Hmm fairphone3 updated should be updated in 2022, it was updated late 2021 (claimed at least fairphone.com/en/2021/09/02/), that's already better than Pixel3 for all I know. Else fair enough, personally this made me switch to Apple unfortunately, less e-waste. Priorities..

fairphone.com

An update on Fairphone 3 - Fairphone

As the saying goes “all good things must come to an end”. After a successful two-year run with the Fairphone 3, we are ending the sale of this phone. But just like what you’d expect from us, we will...

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Fairphone hasn't ever provided security updates for more than around 2 years, and those security updates have always been late, inconsistent and often incomplete. Devices without security updates aren't safe to use. Even the older Qualcomm Pixels provided far longer real support.

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Not going to discuss, but "Fairphone hasn't ever provided security updates for more than around 2 years" isn't true.

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I'm talking about shipping the full monthly Android security updates (and updates to other non-SoC components) including the half of the updates that are not provided by AOSP. I'm not talking about shipping only the AOSP security updates once a device has end-of-life hardware.

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For which device have they provided full security updates increasing the actual patch level for even a typical 3 to 4 years? For which device have they even shipped the monthly updates reliably (even with 1 month delay, meaning 60 days to ship) before end-of-life of the SoC?