Routine updates. Until recently hardware was getting better at such a rate they'd upgrade before software became an issue. The power increase curve has mostly plateau'd over the past several years so the incentive to upgrade is significantly lower so people are keeping their older hardware for longer and suddenly seeing the problems. That and the average user is now getting more aware of security updates.
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Both of which have proven to be lies by the likes of the Sony Xperia phones which still do nearly everything right. I say nearly because they're plagued with bad fingerprint sensors which is the only reason I had to stop using my 1 III.
And the same for the headphone jack. Getting rid of it just so they can force you to buy planned e-waste fast is less convenient and more expensive should be a crime.
Yes but that would take too much logic for Trump to realise what a bad claim it is.
Personally I'd say so but I could also see it getting taken under conspiracy to commit murder.
What on earth are you babbling? If the point you're trying to make is that cats, like other animals, can show traits of humanity, sure, I'll give you that. But if you're trying to spew that a scientifically identified species is a completely different scientifically identified species... well then, I just might know of a bridge that's become available for purchase in your area.
When the Hail Hydra comes out a little too early so they call it a speech impediment.
Why do people eat food they know isn't good for their health? Why do people continue to buy products from companies that have proven to only sell bad products or engage in scumbag practices?
They all have the same answer.
Hadn't heard of Privacy Badger. Thanks for this.