>Coming from Apple my old IPhone was supported for what felt like ages.
Looking at my serviceable iPhone6 that Apple shut down(Safari has outdated and not updating certificates, the machine has been remotely slowed down, apps won’t open), I cried after reading your words.
I think that as long as the phone works, it’s fine to use it. You don’t store Pentagon computer passwords on your phone, and banking apps usually have two-factor authentication. Many vendors(Samsung) are famous for sending out cosmetic updates over a long period of time. It seems like you’re updating, but in reality the updates bring unnecessary garbage into the system.
>Coming from Apple my old IPhone was supported for what felt like ages.
Looking at my serviceable iPhone6 that Apple shut down(Safari has outdated and not updating certificates, the machine has been remotely slowed down, apps won’t open), I cried after reading your words.
I think that as long as the phone works, it’s fine to use it. You don’t store Pentagon computer passwords on your phone, and banking apps usually have two-factor authentication. Many vendors(Samsung) are famous for sending out cosmetic updates over a long period of time. It seems like you’re updating, but in reality the updates bring unnecessary garbage into the system.