> But how? Ask that your average parent using an Android 6 from a decade ago, not being able to update because the manufacturer decided to not support their de

> But how? Ask that your average parent using an Android 6 from a decade ago, not being able to update because the manufacturer decided to not support their devices anymore after a year. There is no such thing as an updateable Android, because something will always be outdated. Even lineageOS builds are using decades old kernels and kernel mods that have never been backported or upstreamed. Android has a huge update problem. I'd probably bet that stagefright or, say, the pegasus zeroday for whatsapp works still on a large percentage of devices even though it was leaked more than 5 years ago.