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> Not too hard to carry the actual physical cards, or use a separate device (smartwatch). Yeah, because what I want is to buy a watch if I want to pay with my
by bipson 5y ago
> Not too hard to carry the actual physical cards, or use a separate device (smartwatch).
Yeah, because what I want is to buy a watch if I want to pay with my phone. Great solution!
> Complain to your bank / switch to a better bank.
Ah, yes, the "Switch-banks-because-your-phone-is-broken"-Trick, didn't think of that!
> LineageOS shoves the commit log right in your face, you can have a pretty good idea when it's really important to update.
Yeah, but the CVEs and firmware bugs are not and will never be in the commit logs. And even if they are, when I install an update on my phone OTA, I obviously will not pull up the commit log! How much time do you think I have?!
That's what the "Security Level"-indicator in the device settings/info is for.
> Really? Performance and stability are typically the reasons to switch to custom.
Yes, really. My LineageOS was always crappy slow on my BQ Aquaris, for every version. The camera is simply unusable. Every update brings another random bug. Since a few weeks it will lose WiFi, needing manual intervention, sometimes just 3 seconds after connecting.
If you want a working device, and not tinker with it all the time, or risk being stranded without certain functionality, you are safer with a device with a decent stock from a manufacturer that updates it diligently.