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• Spartan-S63 9y ago
  No, it doesn't. Not through the OEM. The last version of Android was Marshmallow which is two major versions behind the most current. Sure, you can flash it yourself to the latest version, but there's no guarantee that it'll work. In my book, not having support from the OEM on the latest possible version of Android that can be loaded on your device does not count as having access.
  • evanlivingston 9y ago
    That completely counts as having access. Lenovo doesn't provide OEM support for ubuntu on my thinkpad, but that doens't mean to I don't have access to it.
• jvzr 9y ago
  Through a custom ROM or something akin, I imagine? Not through regular channels, such as a regular software update notification received on the old version Not exactly the most consumer-friendly way to get software updates. That's not comparable to how Apple does it