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>They just stop getting updates. And stopping the updates will block them from the internet, at least that’s per the article: >Chromebook will no longer recei
by tamimio 3y ago
>They just stop getting updates.
And stopping the updates will block them from the internet, at least that’s per the article:
>Chromebook will no longer receive the software updates it needs, blocking basic websites and applications from use.
>That means that as the software drifts farther and farther out of date, which in turn means that some things will stop working, but it's not a kill switch.
So basically just like an android device, after 2 years you’re on your own? Better than a killswitch obviously but it also means that it’s just a software pre-determined obsolescence and had nothing to do with google claims that’s it’s “hardware vendors issue”, because just like android hardware, a lot received non-official support from different developers for years after untill the hardware became a little slow to keep up with the bloated system.
- gruez 3y ago>And stopping the updates will block them from the internet, at least that’s per the article: My guess is that eventually the browser will be outdated and sites will eventually break, but in my experience you have years until you start running into sites that use the latest and greatest features with no polyfill.