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this is kind of disappointing. My whole reason for switching is to keep apple from turning my device off when it becomes 5 yrs old.
Now I learn that its more or less the same with graphene since it relies on google security updates which means in two years the phone will be out of updates.
Maybe I‘m getting something wrong but my priority is not privacy^TM^ but owning my device which means as long as it turns on, I can use it.
Fair enough, but P7 has 5 years of security updates, I think P8 gets 7 yrs, FWIW.
6 has 5 yrs as well. For me its just turbo capitalism with extra steps.
What I want is the phone version of the 15+ yrs old pc I just refurbished and turned into a server.
I‘ll probably really go for something else entirely then. Probably go for my initial instinct and get a phone I can run mobile ubuntu or postmarket on. Need to research more.