Google hasn’t bricked your phone (yet) and they bricked mine so you expect me to be excited? You said any old Android phone could run the newest stuff but it’s

Google hasn’t bricked your phone (yet) and they bricked mine so you expect me to be excited? You said any old Android phone could run the newest stuff but it’s a lie. I can still use my original iPhone other than it being slow but I literally cannot use my HTC phone that Google deactivated the auth server for. There is no “update to the newest Android” because the hardware is “too old” for modern Android and they cut the phone off from upgrades. Which is fine, except they also cut off the DNS for the “login to Android” feature so it’s bricked. It would have been a great travel phone still as it had been for many years, but Google got greedy. There was no cyanogen or other alternative supported. It’s not a matter of googling more. They didn’t support the phone model.