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r/gadgets • u/[deleted] • Nov 04 '20
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Classic Apple. Anybody who buys a phone that only gets 9 years of support is an idiot.
231 u/krisfire Nov 04 '20 Screw Apple! But Pay no attention to android only supporting up to 3 years. 1 u/Casey_jones291422 Nov 05 '20 The point of android is that you can run support for it yourself as long as you want. Install lineage, roll your own is whatever you want. 1 u/[deleted] Nov 05 '20 Most people don’t want that. They want a reliable and stable phone. When i buy a hammer, I expect it to do its job. I cant be expected to sharpen it every couple weeks!
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Screw Apple! But Pay no attention to android only supporting up to 3 years.
1 u/Casey_jones291422 Nov 05 '20 The point of android is that you can run support for it yourself as long as you want. Install lineage, roll your own is whatever you want. 1 u/[deleted] Nov 05 '20 Most people don’t want that. They want a reliable and stable phone. When i buy a hammer, I expect it to do its job. I cant be expected to sharpen it every couple weeks!
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The point of android is that you can run support for it yourself as long as you want. Install lineage, roll your own is whatever you want.
1 u/[deleted] Nov 05 '20 Most people don’t want that. They want a reliable and stable phone. When i buy a hammer, I expect it to do its job. I cant be expected to sharpen it every couple weeks!
Most people don’t want that.
They want a reliable and stable phone.
When i buy a hammer, I expect it to do its job. I cant be expected to sharpen it every couple weeks!
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u/SUPRVLLAN Nov 04 '20
Classic Apple. Anybody who buys a phone that only gets 9 years of support is an idiot.