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>>skille+(OP)
So this implies that seven years from now, Android, a long-time feature-complete OS, will still somehow be incomplete and in need of regular updates. We have this saying in my language: a samurai doesn't have a goal, he only has a path.

>>grishk+Ws
In the modern world, every piece of software that isn't cut off from the outside world needs security updates. This isn't the fault of Android developers or anyone else really, it's simply the reality that software (and hardware) is made by humans and humans make mistakes.

>>Ethery+du
But if you stop adding new features no one ever asked for, you'll eventually run out of bugs.

>>grishk+Gu
No. Bugs are found on software and hardware decades old. Ways to find bugs are evolving, too.