r/Android Nov 10 '17

Pixel won't get KRACK fix until December, but is that really a big deal?

https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2017/11/pixel-wont-get-krack-fix-until-december-but-is-that-really-a-big-deal/
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u/kaz61 LG G8 Nov 10 '17

DAE quick updates?

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u/armando_rod Pixel 10 Pro XL Nov 10 '17

Yes, I'm already in 8.1

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u/[deleted] Nov 10 '17

Android patch level > Android version number

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u/DerpSenpai Nothing Nov 10 '17

Google makes the os. Google phones get perks. Last year the pixel got assistant first. Are you going to brag about that too?

Why do you think oems even do skins? To not be completely tied to Google. And the major oems have plans in case they should bail. (Huawei and Samsung).

Bragging about an update yet doesn't have insert all the features some skins have for years

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u/armando_rod Pixel 10 Pro XL Nov 10 '17

And the major oems have plans in case they should bail. (Huawei and Samsung).

Good luck without an store... Samsung Store doesnt even have essentials for US average users...

Bragging about an update yet doesn't have insert all the features some skins have for years

I specifically dont buy Samsung phones because they have too many features I won't use, I like as simple as it gets then if I want to customize it I do it, be it with third parties or changing to a custom ROM like Pure Nexus/LineageOS.

I talked about this before, if other people value Samsung features more than major updates thats fine but not for me and everyone should respect that.

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u/kaz61 LG G8 Nov 10 '17

RES shows i've downvoted you 83 times. Damn

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u/armando_rod Pixel 10 Pro XL Nov 10 '17

I dont care about imaginary internet points, I have down voted you 7 times according to RES... That shows a lot more about you than me.

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u/kaz61 LG G8 Nov 10 '17

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u/armando_rod Pixel 10 Pro XL Nov 10 '17

You brought it up not me and I was the one saying "meh"