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So it looks like, right now, the latest that can be had is the OS based on Android 15. That's 9 months after Android 16 release. That's multiple patches, bugf
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So it looks like, right now, the latest that can be had is the OS based on Android 15.
That's 9 months after Android 16 release.
That's multiple patches, bugfixes and security updates not available from the outset.
TBF i don't think a phone can actually be private without being secure.
- wwwillow 7mo agoWhat makes you think that Android 15 is no longer getting security updates?
- microtonal 7mo agoSorry, a bit late, but Android 15 only gets Android Security Bulletin backports, so only fixes for vulnerabilities marked critical or high. No other vulnerabilities are patched, for that you need major releases, QPRs, etc. Other vulnerabilities do play an important role in exploit chains. What makes it worse is that /e/OS also uses ancient kernels and firmware bundles for most devices with many known vulnerabilities.