-- Still love the product.
--Enzo


I'm not entirely sure why any company should be expected to support their software on devices that are purposefully not using official updates. If people want to root, or jailbreak, or whatever, that's peachy but it's not always going to be pots of gold and unicorns and the responsibility for dealing with that doesn't fall on other people. IMO.S3NTYN3L wrote:That's all fine and good for you, mcampbell1014.
But, what about the rest of us who are either A) on "older" devices that won't be getting any more updates or, more importantly, B) have their Android rooted and do NOT wish to have the latest "official" update.
Rooting your phone does nothing more than take off the lock that the carrier puts on there preventing you from uninstalling their garbage (Sprint's Nascar app & Sprint Zone come to mind, among others...).DeguelloTex wrote:I'm not entirely sure why any company should be expected to support their software on devices that are purposefully not using official updates. If people want to root, or jailbreak, or whatever, that's peachy but it's not always going to be pots of gold and unicorns and the responsibility for dealing with that doesn't fall on other people. IMO.