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I don't really mind; it concerns only updates of core system, not apps. Apps are still updated, so I get updated browser, mail and other apps, that could be att
by vetinari 3y ago
I don't really mind; it concerns only updates of core system, not apps. Apps are still updated, so I get updated browser, mail and other apps, that could be attacked; they are not locked to the system. It makes the attack surface vastly smaller.
- what_ever 3y agoThey may be confusing Android updates with iOS updates where browser update comes with the OS update and not separately as an app update.
- lolinder 3y agoThere are risks to leaving an Android OS out of date, too. That can be mitigated somewhat by keeping Bluetooth and Wi-Fi off when away from home, but it's not foolproof.
- SketchySeaBeast 3y agoI'm not, it's two different types of problems. Just because Chrome is updated it's not safe to keep using Windows XP.