If you stick with Android, it looks like recent Google pixels seems to do five years of security patches. Samsung recent Galaxy S phones starting from s20 will give five years of security patches as well. So far my experience these might be your best bet. If you go to iOS apple usually rolls out updates on average for six year. I think they are stretching to maybe seven years now. So depending how long you plan to own your phone do what’s best for you. If you are more on the tech side you can always flash newer rims to your Android phone for the latest security patches. I don’t know how it runs but there even the nexus 2013 has an unofficial android 12 rom.
TopEvt Yes, and no. Most devices that skipped some updates probably didn't even need them or patched them in another way. And major flaws in the OS are almost always covered by big manufacturers even if they skipped. Also, even if you're device doesn't have Security Patches, it's still the that easy to hack into the Android Operating System. The article and this video explains this. But if you have a not well known device that skipped like 9.7 patches, you damn well should be scared hahaha.
Remy Desrochers Actually, because of stuff like Blueborne and that Wi-Fi hack, you're still not totally safe if you just stay off of shady places. Security Patches are needed no matter if you only use the Play Store or not, but I'm not saying these devices aren't secure cause Android still isn't that easy to hack even with some flaws.
@@erriezzanslounge1380 maybe if it doesn't change anything that's a good thing I think the general overall idea of the security is to keep everything unnoticed I'll changes unnoticed all security phase unnoticed
📣📣i heard that most companies of android phones use those updates security patchs coz They want to minimize the life of the phone always updates and ...so plzzz tell its true or no coz I'm worried about that and I have not downloaded yet
That could be true, i didn't update my s7 because it's still very smooth even if i installed a lot of apps. Im worried that it might slowed down after the updates so that you'll be forced to buy a new one.
I have owned a number of handset from HTC to Google to Samsung to LG. It all depends on the manufacturer. Sometimes there could be hardware issues like LG’s poor workmanship on the LG5/V10 lines or the lack of good software development. Even some of Google flagship Pixel phones had some software issues when released in the pass. It could be advances in the tech and hardware but I find that recent phones don’t have much as an issue and the OS has matured and we now have fast CPU’s with lots of RAM at affordable prices. If you think Android is the only one that has problem even Apple has delivered some OS upgrades that mess up their phones. Sometimes with major OS update you can just wait a while before you update because those that update first will experience issues which informs the manufacture about issues and if they are good companies then they patch up those issues soon.
I'd also add a layer of blame onto the cell carriers who control access to these, and in the case of Verizon, flat out send the won't update to your phones. I'm the US at least, I'd blame your service provider long before I ever considered the manufacturer if you happen to know a security update.
The got bought by Lenovo, who are great at making hardware, but their software dept just doesn't exist. So you get the software your phone ships with and you'll never see another update.
I am a Samsung user, but even for my computers I don't give a crap about it having the latest security updates or not, since I rarely download exe programs onto my PC whose source is not trusted. Same for my phone, so I don't give a crap about whether my phone is vulernable or not, as long as it doesn't stop me from using certain programs that I need.
richard ratner Not exactly. Facebook may sell your information for advertisement and other purposes. Samsung doesn't sell anyone's information as far as I know, and I don't give a crap even if they do, since nothing in my computer or phone can't be seen in public, and I am also quite fearless in terms of this. Also I don't understand why Americans get so overly sensitive about personal privacy... You don't lose anything if Facebook decided to use your profile and stuff like that
📣📣i heard that most companies of android phones use those updates security patchs coz They want to minimize the life of the phone always updates and ...so plzzz tell its true or no coz I'm worried about that and I have not downloaded yet
Ezree Amree Hmm, eh whatever. Basically, some Android manufacturers have been skipping security updates. Don't take this at face value though because even though some are skipped, most of the major ones aren't. And you're still pretty safe since Android isn't so easy to hack into and they skip those updates because they either don't need them, or fixed them in another way. This still doesn't mean they should skip updates however. But if you buy a high end device like the P20, you really shouldn't need to worry since Huawei has started updating their devices a lot and even update their midrangers. LG even made a whole new team focused on updates.
Alan Znowski hahahahah the slow downs are like the small part of the large amount of it, samsung updates are famous for making the device feels faster because it's more focused on optimization, ask anyone who uses an old iPhone im sure all answers will be the same, iPhone 100 percent will slow down after ios updates i can guarantee my life about this
Alan Znowski With Project Treble coming together slowly, I'm pretty sure manufacturers will start updating their older devices. And any phone can get slower overtime, it's just that Apple seems to be purposefully trying kill their phones with software updates and they keep messing up their batteries.
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What I'd really like to know is, is it safe to keep using an Android phone beyond the 3-year support duration from the manufacturer?
Got any answers?
If you stick with Android, it looks like recent Google pixels seems to do five years of security patches. Samsung recent Galaxy S phones starting from s20 will give five years of security patches as well. So far my experience these might be your best bet. If you go to iOS apple usually rolls out updates on average for six year. I think they are stretching to maybe seven years now. So depending how long you plan to own your phone do what’s best for you. If you are more on the tech side you can always flash newer rims to your Android phone for the latest security patches. I don’t know how it runs but there even the nexus 2013 has an unofficial android 12 rom.
I'm on last year's August security patch so i definitely don't care now
I am confused now. Do we need to be scared or not ?
TopEvt Yes, and no. Most devices that skipped some updates probably didn't even need them or patched them in another way. And major flaws in the OS are almost always covered by big manufacturers even if they skipped. Also, even if you're device doesn't have Security Patches, it's still the that easy to hack into the Android Operating System. The article and this video explains this. But if you have a not well known device that skipped like 9.7 patches, you damn well should be scared hahaha.
Remy Desrochers Actually, because of stuff like Blueborne and that Wi-Fi hack, you're still not totally safe if you just stay off of shady places. Security Patches are needed no matter if you only use the Play Store or not, but I'm not saying these devices aren't secure cause Android still isn't that easy to hack even with some flaws.
security patch is for dumb just like antivirus in android.
ORO 0147 why people want that dumb thing so much it doesn't change anything 🤣
@@erriezzanslounge1380 maybe if it doesn't change anything that's a good thing I think the general overall idea of the security is to keep everything unnoticed I'll changes unnoticed all security phase unnoticed
I think updates is to slow down your phone make them run hot so you can throw it away go buy a new one
Exactly my thoughts
Everything is lying to me...😕
📣📣i heard that most companies of android phones use those updates security patchs coz They want to minimize the life of the phone always updates and
...so plzzz tell its true or no coz I'm worried about that and I have not downloaded yet
That could be true, i didn't update my s7 because it's still very smooth even if i installed a lot of apps. Im worried that it might slowed down after the updates so that you'll be forced to buy a new one.
@@LE_Gaming12 Im stuck in nougat. No way going forward
I have owned a number of handset from HTC to Google to Samsung to LG. It all depends on the manufacturer. Sometimes there could be hardware issues like LG’s poor workmanship on the LG5/V10 lines or the lack of good software development. Even some of Google flagship Pixel phones had some software issues when released in the pass. It could be advances in the tech and hardware but I find that recent phones don’t have much as an issue and the OS has matured and we now have fast CPU’s with lots of RAM at affordable prices. If you think Android is the only one that has problem even Apple has delivered some OS upgrades that mess up their phones. Sometimes with major OS update you can just wait a while before you update because those that update first will experience issues which informs the manufacture about issues and if they are good companies then they patch up those issues soon.
I'd also add a layer of blame onto the cell carriers who control access to these, and in the case of Verizon, flat out send the won't update to your phones. I'm the US at least, I'd blame your service provider long before I ever considered the manufacturer if you happen to know a security update.
What happened to Motorola they are very slow in updates nowdays
Donald Christopher it once used to be their strong point. But now, they don't even provide security patch updates regularly
The got bought by Lenovo, who are great at making hardware, but their software dept just doesn't exist. So you get the software your phone ships with and you'll never see another update.
I have moto g5s Plus and it had so many updates even now iam downloading update and there was android update from marshmallow to oreo
the police scene had me crying🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I am a Samsung user, but even for my computers I don't give a crap about it having the latest security updates or not, since I rarely download exe programs onto my PC whose source is not trusted. Same for my phone, so I don't give a crap about whether my phone is vulernable or not, as long as it doesn't stop me from using certain programs that I need.
kf zhu Samsung are the same as Facebook! Lol
richard ratner Not exactly. Facebook may sell your information for advertisement and other purposes. Samsung doesn't sell anyone's information as far as I know, and I don't give a crap even if they do, since nothing in my computer or phone can't be seen in public, and I am also quite fearless in terms of this.
Also I don't understand why Americans get so overly sensitive about personal privacy... You don't lose anything if Facebook decided to use your profile and stuff like that
📣📣i heard that most companies of android phones use those updates security patchs coz They want to minimize the life of the phone always updates and
...so plzzz tell its true or no coz I'm worried about that and I have not downloaded yet
HTC,HUAWEI,LG,MOTOROLA What else can you expect from these brands anyways.
My phone missing security updates since March pls someone help me what can i do ? (Samsung A8 2018)
Who else didn't understand anything
That pixel 2 XL panel is embarrassingly bad
4 years of update samsung .
what happens after lets say samsung doesnt support updates no more?it is a big issue or?
not really. just don't download shady apks.
My android always security patches updates
i get a new rom every month on my old ass note 4 for the new security patches...August 2019 security patch atm
They eat data..it's simple
English is not my first language. So anyone can tell me what's going on?
Ezree Amree If English isn't your language, how can we explain in the comments lol
Just a simple English such as Android is shit or something hahaha
Ezree Amree Not an iPhone fanboy, so sorry
ORO 0147 lmao me too . I'm about to buy a P20 but this thing made me scared
Ezree Amree Hmm, eh whatever. Basically, some Android manufacturers have been skipping security updates.
Don't take this at face value though because even though some are skipped, most of the major ones aren't. And you're still pretty safe since Android isn't so easy to hack into and they skip those updates because they either don't need them, or fixed them in another way. This still doesn't mean they should skip updates however.
But if you buy a high end device like the P20, you really shouldn't need to worry since Huawei has started updating their devices a lot and even update their midrangers. LG even made a whole new team focused on updates.
Samsung is showing more in the video than any other
A Pepsi ad
Nice one.
Dear Motorola! Please provide it on monthly basis
Samsung has knox for security on top of Google's security. So Samsung users are covered!
Another major reason to stay with Apple. Samsung abandoned updating the Galaxy S6 already. Pathetic company.
Alan Znowski it's still 10x smoother than an older iPhone, what's the point of ios updates when it's totally garbage and its there to fuck up iphones
Alan Znowski i feel so blessed for not going for iphones last time my friend's iphone 6 is horrible
Cheong Keng Seng you are talking garbage. Samsung phones notoriously slow down. Ask anyone who knows about smartphones.
Alan Znowski hahahahah the slow downs are like the small part of the large amount of it, samsung updates are famous for making the device feels faster because it's more focused on optimization, ask anyone who uses an old iPhone im sure all answers will be the same, iPhone 100 percent will slow down after ios updates i can guarantee my life about this
Alan Znowski With Project Treble coming together slowly, I'm pretty sure manufacturers will start updating their older devices. And any phone can get slower overtime, it's just that Apple seems to be purposefully trying kill their phones with software updates and they keep messing up their batteries.
Better not fucking be I have the s8+
At 4:22,That samsung s9 or what ever have color shift and they talk of LG V30 😀 smh
Why you hate samsung so much, i sometimes fell this is IosCentral