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Given that most old Android phones stop receiving security updates after only a couple years from purchase, you should probably not do anything that involves co
by levpopov 5y ago
Given that most old Android phones stop receiving security updates after only a couple years from purchase, you should probably not do anything that involves connecting them to your local network.
- justanotherhn 5y agoWhat would you suggest these days, my phone is certainly out of date security wise and I need an upgrade. What have you yourself purchased?
- aaaaaaaaata 5y agoI've been commenting so much on this that it probably looks like astroturfing, but I know how deep of an itch this is to scratch, so: GrapheneOS.org
- _rdvw 5y agoAnd if you don't have or can't afford a Pixel, you can check if your device is supported by my https://divestos.org https://divestos.org project. Tested booting on 70+ devices with automated kernel CVE patching and monthly security updates.
- justanotherhn 5y agoThank you