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> Two years of OS updates with an additional year of security updates is not the same thing as three years of OS updates. I don't see what your problem here is
by harpratap 6y ago
> Two years of OS updates with an additional year of security updates is not the same thing as three years of OS updates.
I don't see what your problem here is? Every Pixel gets 3 year of FULL OS UPDATES. Not 2 years OS + 1 year Security updates.
> As far as the Pixel 1, the people I knew who installed Android 10 on it regretted the decision. The couple of patches they got before getting cut off definitely did not iron out all the bugs.
Android folks tend to moan and complain a lot. Just look at /r/Android. All my non-tech-enthusiasts friends using Pixels have never complained about anything.
- GeekyBear 6y agoIf Google has indeed changed their support policy, it's going to take more than an article asking if Google has done so to serve as a citation. >If Google is indeed adding another year, it would at least move closer to matching the lengthy span of time that Apple’s iPhones continue to receive new features and operating system updates. Security updates are also promised for three years, but that was already the case with the original Pixels. Also, you'll have to excuse me if I take the word of people I know when they say getting Android 10 right before they were cut off from all other updates resulted in a buggy mess.