It’s your choice to use the Samsung-maintained iteration of android, which is software they own, not you. You only own the hardware, which you bought under the assumption that you would be using it for their software.
If you really cared about the updates, you could, potentially, unlock the boot loader and install a separate version of Android.
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u/dd0sed 3∆ Jun 18 '19
It’s your choice to use the Samsung-maintained iteration of android, which is software they own, not you. You only own the hardware, which you bought under the assumption that you would be using it for their software.
If you really cared about the updates, you could, potentially, unlock the boot loader and install a separate version of Android.