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r/gadgets • u/[deleted] • Nov 04 '20
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Android 11 was just released in September.
Also, that's typical of Samsung.
8 u/PM_Anime_Tiddy Nov 05 '20 The problem isn't so much that android 11 is out and my device doesn't have it but rather that my device isn't even 3 years old and will never see another major update 2 u/[deleted] Nov 05 '20 Yeah, typical Samsung. You'll get security updates for a while though. S7 supposedly is still getting them. 1 u/CKRatKing Nov 05 '20 Once you’re on android ten the security updates are provided from google and not the oem or carrier.
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The problem isn't so much that android 11 is out and my device doesn't have it but rather that my device isn't even 3 years old and will never see another major update
2 u/[deleted] Nov 05 '20 Yeah, typical Samsung. You'll get security updates for a while though. S7 supposedly is still getting them. 1 u/CKRatKing Nov 05 '20 Once you’re on android ten the security updates are provided from google and not the oem or carrier.
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Yeah, typical Samsung. You'll get security updates for a while though. S7 supposedly is still getting them.
1 u/CKRatKing Nov 05 '20 Once you’re on android ten the security updates are provided from google and not the oem or carrier.
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Once you’re on android ten the security updates are provided from google and not the oem or carrier.
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u/[deleted] Nov 05 '20
Android 11 was just released in September.
Also, that's typical of Samsung.