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Nexus 5,6,7 and 9 will get Marshmallow. This meets my expectations for what is reasonable, but I understand others will have a different opinion.
by wstrange 11y ago
Nexus 5,6,7 and 9 will get Marshmallow.
This meets my expectations for what is reasonable, but I understand others will have a different opinion.
- r00fus 11y agoWhat about security updates for recent vulnerabilities like Stagefright? - are Google and the manufacturers going to resolve those? I sure hope you don't mind bringing what is essentially a vulnerability vector into whatever wifi networks you connect to... Not changing my policy to deny wifi access to Android (or Win10) devices visiting my house.
- mappu 11y agoI assume your rationale in blocking Android / Windows 10 devices is to only allow secure devices on your network. But if all the other devices are secure, then what is the harm in allowing an insecure device onto the network? I suppose they could become host an exit node or seed an illegal torrent or something, but you (personally) have indemnity as an impartial carrier in that case, right? I'd also suggest looking into a segregated guest network.