Well, this is interesting. The Dutch Consumentenbond, the largest consumer protection advocacy agency in The Netherlands, today filed a lawsuit against Samsung demanding the company starts properly updating its Android phones. The Consumentenbond had been in talks with Samsung about this issue for a while now, but no positive outcome was reached, and as such, they saw no other option but to file suit.
The Consumentenbond is demanding that Samsung provides two years of updates for all its Android devices, with the two-year period starting not at the date of market introduction of the device, but at the date of sale. This means that devices introduced one or even more years ago that are still being sold should still get two years' worth of updates starting today.
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I hope.. the win and other consumer agency do the same
Because most of use.. have Android devices.. with little to no updates
Forcing vendors to support there product for atleast 2year's.. would/should be the norm
The Consumentenbond is demanding that Samsung provides two years of updates for all its Android devices, with the two-year period starting not at the date of market introduction of the device, but at the date of sale. This means that devices introduced one or even more years ago that are still being sold should still get two years' worth of updates starting today.
Full story
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I hope.. the win and other consumer agency do the same
Because most of use.. have Android devices.. with little to no updates
Forcing vendors to support there product for atleast 2year's.. would/should be the norm
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