Right?
Show me some stats where this is demonstrated to be a problem.
I run OLD versions - current phone is Android 9.
I’ve had 10x more problems caused by system updates than anything else, let alone “being insecure”.
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erwan@lemmy.ml 8 months agoWhen you say “it’s no longer secure”, can you point to an actual vulnerability on older hardware and what the exploits are?
We keep hearing how unpatched phones are not secure but I’d like to hear more about what the actual risk is.
Millions of people use older phones that haven’t been updated for years, yet it seems to me that scams are more about social engineering than exploiting software vulnerabilities on phones.
BearOfaTime@lemm.ee 8 months ago
Salix@sh.itjust.works 8 months ago
You might like this website! It’s quite an interesting website to go through :)
www.cvedetails.com
Though to be fair, majority of every day people probably aren’t getting hacked.