[YT] Less Than Half of Android Users Have Upgraded to Android 13 or 14! 🤯
[YT] Less Than Half of Android Users Have Upgraded to Android 13 or 14! 🤯
Funny, the comment types here are the same as on Youtube:
- "I still run Android and it is totally fine, will never switch Android just got worse!"
- "Well, money"
- "Companies need to support phones longer"
- "I just use LineageOS on that device"
- Misinformation
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Who cares. Play Services backwards compatibility for new Android APIs and security updates being separated from the OS make this irrelevant.
No.
Yes
No. Android is a lot more than Play services. Like, you can run it without them and it is still Android.
But security patches for the OS come outside of the firmware. Also I haven't heard of a serious exploit in a while.
According to GrapheneOS devs, a lot of security issues are inside the firmware
I don't believe them
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