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Ask HN: What do people do with Android phones once security updates end?

1 pointsby 57m ago
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As an example the Samsung S22 Ultra, a high end phone that cost over $1000 at launch in 2022, will be effectively obsolete in a couple of months when Samsung ends support. There also doesn't seem to be a huge 2nd hand demand for this reason. I'm curious what most people do with their smartphones after support ends. Do they end up as electronic junk even though the hardware is often still perfectly fine?
32m agoHN ↗

Those who are not that concerned with security will keep using it for a while or possibly look for some third party protection ... those who are worried about up to date security, if they are not able to do so themselves, will take it to a specialist to get something like GrapheneOS (or whatever compatible OS) installed.

11m agoHN ↗

The rest just cross their fingers and hope for the best