Chris wrote on Wed, 12 Jun 2024 21:58:58 -0000 (UTC) :
The iPhone XR was released in October of 2018, so when iOS is released
in September, that will be 6 years.
Also note that iOS 15 has received several security updates recently which means iphones going back as far back as the 6s (launched in 2014) are still getting some support.
Not one of you Apple zealots has any idea how operating systems update.
It's no longer shocking that you Apple religious zealots have no idea that Google has been fully supporting over two dozen core Android modules since Android 10, updating billions of Android phones, every month, for years.
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Always remember Apple has the *worst* operating system support in the
industry, in that only a single release is fully supported, and even that, >>> only for five years (whereas Microsoft fully supports operating systems for >>> over fifteen years, and Google/Samsung are seven years & seven versions). >>
For only a handful of their phones, you mean.
Given the policy only came in in the last few months exactly zero phones
have been supported for more than four years by Samsung/Google. Whereas
Apple has a history of supporting phones for 5-6 years.
It's no longer shocking that you Apple religious zealots don't know the difference between fixing a single bug in an older operating system once in
a while (which every operating system maker does, by the way)...
versus fixing every bug Apple knows about in the latest operating system.
Apple documented recently they fully support for five years and one OS. Google/Samsung both recently documented seven years and up to seven OS's.
Don't you think that Apple having the worst operating system support in the industry is a key reason why iOS always has more exploits than Android.
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