A slice of Apple: How many old Apple devices can't get security updates?

Macworld
Aug 14, 2015, 4:39 pm1.2k ptsHot
In the rush to critique Google for its inability to patch older and some current versions of Android at all or promptly—a rush I was absolutely part of—it’s good to not ignore the baggage we’re carrying around as well. Google was rightly criticized for the tradeoffs it made starting with the release of Android…

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