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>and I hope my answer makes them reconsider. but.. their old phone is still operating fine, it isn't even affected by the Samsung modem exploit, and best-of-al
by serf 4y ago
>and I hope my answer makes them reconsider.
but.. their old phone is still operating fine, it isn't even affected by the Samsung modem exploit, and best-of-all the pixel 2 is well supported by many third-party Android roms.
Parent literally has one of the best supported older phones available for third party OS installation (which, incidentally, is what parent was asking about..)
so, in the interest of e-waste/recycling/keeping old things going I hope they reconsider the value of their already-owned hardware and how it may still continue to serve them.
- parker_mountain 4y agofwiw, third-party android roms are only part of the story. And, in an article about the baseband being compromised, I would hope people would take that into consideration. >so, in the interest of e-waste/recycling/keeping old things going I hope they reconsider the value of their already-owned hardware and how it may still continue to serve them. In the interest of security, both theirs and the people they communicate with, I hope they consider upgrading their device to something that has a very long lifespan of active security updates.
- jeffparsons 4y agoThanks. I'll probably be trying LineageOS. Wish me luck.