Thank you Antoine.
Because I have no idea what it takes to update and the influences there are I’m still thinking about a way to improve the amount of time you can use a smartphone with Iode.
Here’s a little brainstorm.
Does it help to choose a smartphone which has been given a guaranteed amount of time for updates but that runs on an other Operating System?
And ofcourse I mean that you replace the OS with Iode.
Does this help, or doesn’t it?
For example, it is known that Nokia tries to have a long time of security updates.
See screenshot below of Nokia G10 32GB. This recently (May) introduced smartphone has 2 year updates for Android and 3 years for security updates (last row).
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Source: NOKIA G10 - 32 GB Blauw kopen? | MediaMarkt
And Motorola Moto E20 gives 3 years from moment of introduction.
