XPost: misc.phone.mobile.iphone, alt.comp.os.windows-10   
   From: ithinkiam@gmail.com   
      
   Marion  wrote:   
   > Chris wrote:   
   >> Factcheck: stated claim is narrowly focused and doesn't acknowledge obvious   
   >> strengths in Apple support and weaknesses in Android support.   
   >   
   > The models to compare the $1000 iPhone to aren't the $35 Androids, Chris.   
      
   Oh, Arlen! You've been doing well lately, but now regressed to your old   
   ways.   
      
   We've been through this. You're comparing your "free" entry level android   
   with a very much non-free premium iphone. We all know you got an almost   
   free iphone at around the same time so you also know you should be   
   comparing your $35 galaxy A-32 to your $58 (iirc?) iphone 12 (mini?).   
      
   > FACTS:   
   >   
   >  *Apple finally confirms how long it will support iPhones*   
   >  *(5 years) &  it's less than Samsung & Google (7 years)   
   >     
      
   Alslo FACTS:   
      
   Your galaxy is no longer supported by Samsung (since February) and that   
   iphone - if you still had it - is still fully supported by Apple. And   
   likely will be for another two years. Looks like if you wanted a phone with   
   longterm support you returned the wrong one.   
      
   The link above puts it really well:   
   "Some iPhones have received security updates six or more years after the   
   initial release, which is far more support than the vast majority of   
   Android devices receive."   
      
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