Well i am certainly not using reddit on my tablet anymore.

  • @Ekonna
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    1 year ago

    Well, the official Lemmy App also requires Android 8+. Again, no support for my not so old phone…

    • @dgendreau
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      1 year ago

      Is there an official app for Lemmy? Jerboa is popular, but I don’t think it’s official. Connect for Lemmy supports Android 4.4+.

      • @Ekonna
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        01 year ago

        I was speaking about Jerboa.

        • ThenThreeMore
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          41 year ago

          Don’t think that’s official. It was just one of the only ones about when people started migrating.

    • @AeonFelis
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      11 year ago

      Yes, but Lemmy block unofficial apps that may support your phone.

    • @[email protected]
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      11 year ago

      did you look if there is lineageOS or another custom ROM, who is based on a newer android?

    • rafa
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      01 year ago

      Not so old? Android 8 was released 5 years ago

      • @Ekonna
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        1 year ago

        Might be old in modern times, but I dont want to have to buy a new phone every 5 years. Especially if it is still working very well…

        Also OP made the point that the official Reddit App requires Android 8+, so it’s the same thing

        • @patman9
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          01 year ago

          Android 8 came out 6 years ago. And if your device is locked to Android 8 that means it probably shipped with 6 or 7 which means it’s a 7 or 8 year old phone at this point. I have trouble believing a 6-8 year old android phone is still working very well.

          • @Ekonna
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            31 year ago

            You are right, it is from 2017. Beside not being able to use Android 8+ I have no issues with it

            • @magikmw
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              71 year ago

              Not to rag on you, but do consider security risks associated with using an unsupported OS. Take care.