Google Confirms Android One Devices Will Continue to Get Guaranteed OS Updates for Two Years

Google has been in the news for a reason this week and it definitely wasn’t a good one. Google had quietly removed the statement about the “guaranteed two years of OS upgrade for all Android One phones” from its website. This created a lot of buzz among the Android One phone users. Soon after the report went viral, Google acknowledged it and said that the statement was removed due to some technical issues in the website design. Basically, Google denied the reports and said that all Android One phones would continue to get Android updates as promised. Notably, in its statement to the media, Google said the company confirms that it will continue to provide two years of updates on Android One devices and the statement was removed due to some issues with the website design. “Our website design does not impact the promise of this programme,” a Google spokesperson confirmed to the media.

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Google Denies Reports on Android One Updates

Earlier this week Google’s Android One webpage on the company website just mentioned about the guaranteed monthly updates but there was no mention of the Android OS update anywhere on the website. That’s when several media reports started circulating on the internet slamming Google for deleting the statement and not living up to its promise.

The original statement about the Android One update on the Google website mentioned, “With Android One, your phone will receive at least two years of OS upgrades to the latest version of Android. That means access to the latest innovations and a phone that always runs as smoothly as the day you bought it. However, the website now only states that Google will be releasing three years of regular security updates for Android One devices.”