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by wkat4242
927 days ago
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I bet that if Google stops matching one of those requirements, the team will just drop that requirement instead of abandoning the whole project and all their work. Which means that these requirements are at least partly informed by the capabilities of Google pixel phones. I have to say though that the timely security update thing is really a weak point of Fairphone. Yes they have years of support but they often delay updates for many months or skip major upgrades altogether. |
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GOS is reliant on work upstream like most products and projects are, it's why they stop supporting phones once the SoC and it's associate blob code fall out of support of the manufacturer. Fairphone doesn't do this, they keep pumping out new versions filled with unpatched vulnerabilities while pretending the software they're producing for the hardware they're supporting is up to date when it actually isn't. It's not a weak point, it borders on fraud.