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What are the "AK-47" of items? (cheap, durable, just works)
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Google Pixel phones, with GraphineOS you can keep using it for a decade or more
Not without cracking it open to swap the battery.
I was under the impression that Graphene OS stops support for Pixel models at the same time as Google does.
Thus us true for security updates 7 years is the stock timeframe.
7 years is only for newer models.
Is there a reason why nobody has ported postmarketos to any of the pixel devices?
Or, for longer, LineageOS
A lot of them have pretty good PostmarketOS support too, so can double down as a Linux server if you ever move on to another devicd
I have a Galaxy S3 somewhere, which is apparently supported by PostmarketOS. Interesting.