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So, stay unprotected for an average of half a month? If this is what Google can do best, imagine the others! I'm highly disappointed! Not to mention that Nexus
by kolev 11y ago
So, stay unprotected for an average of half a month? If this is what Google can do best, imagine the others! I'm highly disappointed! Not to mention that Nexus updates, although Google doesn't have so many of them, usually take a whole week to roll out! Google is setting a really bad example here!
- moviuro 11y agoStill, it'll be far less worse than having the carriers take care of those up-//whats?// However, Google is moving in the right direction IMHO: don't forget that there is this weird thing named "No-Disclosure", so hopefully, you'll get a patched Android even before the bug/flaw is unveiled.
- slxh 11y agoYou are basically unprotected 100% of the time anyways... as long as you are not a target, you should be ok. Also, I think that Microsoft have been doing monthly security updates for many years... and once in a while, they push an update early for very severe bugs.
- vetinari 11y agoIf you knew how the wireless stack in the modern smartphone works, unpatched application OS would be least of your worries.