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No new iPhone? No secure iOS: Looking at an unfixed iOS vulnerability

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Re: No new iPhone? No secure iOS: Looking at an unfixed iOS vulnerability

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As someone that went from 5S to 2016 SE to 2020 SE which is my current phone, I've been very satisfied with the 2020 SE. With each phone I have always taken steps to reduce battery usage, disabled background refresh, and manually turn on low power mode after charging every single time.

Is your hand large enough to handle the phone one-handed and touch anywhere on the screen with ease without risking a drop? If not, do you use some kind of magnet finger-ring case or similar case?

I cannot reach the upper left corner one-handed. Have not tried finger-rings or popsockets yet.

Re: No new iPhone? No secure iOS: Looking at an unfixed iOS vulnerability

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Apple, in my opinion, does a very good job of supporting old devices. Buying an iPhone and keeping it for 6 years is a great strategy and when amortising the cost of the phone over those 6 years, it's price competitive with Android. I do wish legislators forced Apple and Google to give users a path to install an alternative OS on their device. That would enable old iPhones(and Androids) to have their lifetime extende…

Yes, Apple is supporting older devices, but has made my SE 2020 nearly unusable (slow as hell, horrible UI bugs when typing) after updating to iOS 17. Everything worked perfectly until then. It seems as though Apple wants me to buy a more expensive phone. A friend had the exact same problem and now upgraded to a newer model.
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