Credit: Eric Zeman / Android Authority Opinion post by Jon Fingas When OnePlus said the Nord N10 and N100 would only get one major OS update , people were understandably livid. It wasn’t just that it would leave buyers running an outdated Android release well before the hardware was obsolete — it’s that OnePlus had no qualms about offering two years or more of updates for its higher-end devices. Effectively, the quality of support seems to hinge on the price of your phone. That shouldn’t be acceptable. Simply put, it’s time for Google to require two or more years of update releases for every Android phone that uses its apps, not just those in the Android One program. While that will almost certainly pose challenges, it could significantly improve the security and overall experience for users, particularly those who can’t afford to buy new phones like clockwork. Two-tier Android update policies hurt everyone This two-tier approach isn’t a new phenomenon, and OnePlu...