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Woah
8(probably 5 ) guaranteed years of security updatesthey beat google to itThey didnt mention any security hardware updates like a secure element so probably no grapheneos support still though. Be a good travel phone though but dont expect securityEdit: Seems that their security updates will be limited
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We can hope but I wouldn’t bet on it. I just hate that we need to be tied to one company thats known to make drastic changes so having another manufactor would be amazing
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Damn thats disappointing so much goddamn potential too. What do you think their solution is going to be when support inevitably ends and they still have to fulfill their promise?
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I don’t see where you’ve found that is was released in 2021. All I could find was a announcement in 2022, and a release date marked as “Q2 2023” on a third party websites.
That would align with the announced 5 years of support from Qualcomm and an upstream end of support set to 2028.
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Copyright may have been opposed on this document early during development. But anyway, in both case end of support is 2028, which is better than the usual 2-3 years of support for mainline chips.
This is great, and I hope they exceed it. 8 years is still less than what Apple’s oldest phones are getting. The 2013 iPhone 5s is still receiving security updates this year in 2023.
8 guaranteed years of security updates
Rolling release Linux distros: “…and?”
Yeah that’s really cool for all those Linux phones out there. Oh wait, there are like two and a half models in total and none of them are great? Damn.
Any idea on when this will be available in the US? Looia like Europe only right now. I’d love to support this.
Also anyone smart enough to know if I can get this from a European if it would work normally on a US carrier?
Have to look at the included bands and see if it covers all the bands you Carrier requires. A lot of euro phones won’t work with Verizon for instance, because they don’t include band 13.
*I checked and it doesn’t appear to have the bands included that many of the big carriers in the US use.
Unfortunate but good to know. Thank you.
Very tempted by this. Now that phone technology has plateaued I no longer see the need to get the latest flagship every few years. Sustainability is now much more important factor.
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Am I doing something wrong? Because these links never work for me. I am using the Firefox browser (even with all extentions disabled). And have also tried opening them on my phone to no avail.
(I am aware I’m replying to a bot.)
Edit: Apparently Piped is American only. At least if my VPN is anything to go by. When I connected to an American server it works fine.
Hmm I wonder if something(isp or something) is blocking it for you. I opened it and the video loaded immediately
Yup just tested it through a VPN.
Same here, it only seems to work after I clicked the youtube link first.
And still not available in the US 😞
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Looks great, but way too big for my taste…
Scamphone.
