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Google is abandoning your old Android phone: Here's what you need to do - Vimarsana News

Google is abandoning your old Android phone: Here's what you need to do

Due to Google's discontinuation of the Android KitKat, it will no longer receive updates from Google play, and it leaves devices open to security issues.

Android Kitkat Smartphones at Risk of Being Hacked: List of Affected Devices, How to Check Your Current Version - Vimarsana News

Android Kitkat Smartphones at Risk of Being Hacked: List of Affected Devices, How to Check Your Current Version

Google will soon phase out Android 4.4 KitKat to select devices. Android users who have outdated OS versions are at risk of getting hacked. Regularly updating your smartphone will prevent this from happening.

Google issues important Android alert to everyone who owns these older smartphones - Vimarsana News

Google issues important Android alert to everyone who owns these older smartphones

Google is ending support for a popular version of Android and if you're device is still using it them it's time to upgrade to something new.

Google's KitKat Cut-off Leaves 47 Android Models Vulnerable to Hacking - Vimarsana News

Google's KitKat Cut-off Leaves 47 Android Models Vulnerable to Hacking

Google is ending support for Android 4.4 KitKat, affecting 47 smartphone models still in the market. Users may face security risks and lose access to apps and services.

Google To Bid Adieu To Android KitKat OS In August 2023: What You Need To Know - Vimarsana News

Google To Bid Adieu To Android KitKat OS In August 2023: What You Need To Know

Citing the reason behind the decision to stop supporting KitKat, Google said the declining active device count has dropped below 1%.

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