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>I can't tell if you're being sarcastic or not. My local bank requires 9 or above >Also... even if the app stops working, you can use a web browser still. It
by xnyan 4y ago
>I can't tell if you're being sarcastic or not.
My local bank requires 9 or above
>Also... even if the app stops working, you can use a web browser still.
It's not uncommon at all for banks to have a website that's virtually impossible to use on mobile browsers.
- amelius 4y agoYeah, using the website is cumbersome compared to using the banking app, in my bank's case, especially on mobile.
- camhart 4y agoEven at 9, thats supported from devices bought in 2016 or later. Who's battery lasts > 6-7 years?
- benj111 4y agoBut why should the device life be limited by the battery? This thread is discussing a phone with replaceable battery. For at least 5 years.
- paulmd 4y ago> Who's battery lasts > 6-7 years? I think the relevant question is whose phone lasts 6-7 years? Because you might well replace the battery a couple times over the life of the phone and that's fine. Anyway I just got a whole new iphone 8+ out of a failed battery replacement and it was showing all kinds of OS and application glitches, just as the moto G I had before it did too. The flash and DRAM doesn't last forever, the practical lifespan of the handset itself is about 3 years for complete stability, 4 years for moderate glitchiness, and 5 years for complete unusability, same pattern across both phones. But yes, this means I will be using a 2017 phone for another 4 years, so the software lifespan probably needs to be close to a decade, and Android's lifespan is absurdly far from that level.