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> my one complaint is that it is almost never available for the phones I own This is the reason that I've only bought Google's handsets. Easy to unlock and alw
by unicornporn 7y ago
> my one complaint is that it is almost never available for the phones I own
This is the reason that I've only bought Google's handsets. Easy to unlock and always excellent ROM support. Flawless LineageOS support and I have also very good experiences of GrapheneOS (former CopperheadOS).
I buy them when the next model (or the model after that) is out for a fraction of the price. Couldn't care less about getting the latest phone these days. At this level they're pretty much all the same to me.
Only thing to look out for is Google's crappy long term support and security fixes (which even GrapheneOS relies on). For my current Pixel 1 device OS updates were supposed to run out over a year ago. Still, Android 10 was "just" released for the Pixel 1...
[1] https://grapheneos.org/ https://grapheneos.org/
- thaumasiotes 7y ago> This is the reason that I've only bought Google's handsets. Easy to unlock and always excellent ROM support. Flawless LineageOS support Huh? The most recent Google phone with LineageOS support is the Pixel. The first one, from 2013.
- bdcravens 7y agoPoint taken, but the original Pixel was launched in 2016, not 2013.
- gsaga 7y agoPixel 1 came out in 2015, right?
- thaumasiotes 7y ago2016. I mistakenly checked the wikipedia page for "Google Pixel", not the page for "Pixel (smartphone)".