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Speaking of e-Waste: > Can Communicator be used as my primary phone? Without them making a statement of how long they will provide security updates for, this
by RajT88 10mo ago
Speaking of e-Waste:
> Can Communicator be used as my primary phone?
Without them making a statement of how long they will provide security updates for, this could easily go like past phones of mine.
My work tightens their mobile security policy, and the device can no longer meet it. This is for both Android version and security updates. Happened to me a few times where I had to stop using a perfectly good phone which wasn't that old.
(Now I bought a Pixel I only use on wifi - 7 years of updates, and actually better for my WLB, since I leave work at home by default, or stuff a second phone in my pocket if I want to take it with)
- kwoff 10mo ago> Without them making a statement of how long they will provide security updates They said this: What version of Android will be supported? Communicator will run Android 16. We’re comfortable committing to 2 years of Android updates and 5 years of security updates.
- com2kid 10mo agoI've never had a pixel phone last more than 3 years before it stopped turning on, all the way back to Nexus devices. I'd stop buying them but everything else is bad in some other way. It is hilarious that the official Google phones have the fewest ads and forced app installs.
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- carlosjobim 10mo agoWhy don't you have a work phone? How can you let an employer rule over what you do with your personal device?
- RajT88 10mo agoI do have a work phone - which works only in wifi mode. If it's super important, my regular cell gets called. My regular phone has 0 work stuff on it. My employer couldn't access personal stuff on it if they wanted to.