Update the smart phone now. Within two months, you will not be able to do so

Leave LG Smart phone Industry in 2021, and the company Setting a three -year plan To continue to support users with new updates for qualified phone models. This support has continued for a little longer than the time it was pledged, but now LG is closing the smartphone updates servers on June 30.

At the end of June, LG smartphones will not be able to install a new Android OS updates. This means that you will be limited to the latest version that you downloaded before closing the servers.

Even if you are downloading before stopping the servers, you can only upgrade to Android 12 or Android 13 and download any missing safety corrections, depending on your device.

LG also closes the LG Bridge PC app. This program allows you to manage your phone calls, pictures and videos on the desktop. More importantly, the application interacts with smart LG phones to create backup copies of data and install software updates. LG Bridge will also be set on June 30.

LG has maintained the servers on “The History of Model Use”

Avi Greengart, mobile analyst and Head of TechsponentialHe says that LG has kept the lights for a fairly long period in an environment in which consumers usually upgrade their devices every two or three years. However, tell CNET that today’s phones are used for a longer period than before – they get more support as well.

“Companies like Samsung returns to update both the operating and safety system for up to eight years, which means that (those phones) will get new features in the future,” said Grengart.

LG support will affect their smartphones on “a small number of users”, according to Greengart. It has been advised that it is time to upgrade your phone when it stops to get safety updates.

While many modern phones have surpassed technology in ancient LG models, Greengart said that some users hold their devices due to unique LG design features such as placing a rear fingerprint reader and double -cover screens on the screen.

Greengart suggests that these users are looking for alternatives that provide “Safe Facial ID or fingerprint readers on the side power button” and “large fold phones from Samsung and Google in the United States, along with Oppo and Honor in the markets where they are sold.”

A representative of LG did not respond to a request for comment.