Security Update End Dates for Every Phone We Sell

Every phone we sell, with the month its maker stops shipping security updates. The dates come from each maker's own published support period. Where a maker publishes no end date, we say so rather than guess. Checked on 24 September 2026; each date links to its source.

What the end date means: the phone keeps working, but security holes found after that date stay open in the maker's software. Custom ROMs such as LineageOS can keep adding Android's monthly platform security patches after the maker stops, but firmware and driver fixes end with the maker's support. GrapheneOS only supports Pixels that still get full security updates, so for Pixels we also show GrapheneOS's own status.

iPhones: Apple publishes no end dates, so we show the newest iOS each model can run. A phone kept on an older iOS for a jailbreak doesn't get Apple's later fixes.

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Google

Samsung

Apple

OnePlus

Motorola

Xiaomi

Sony

Nothing

Fairphone

ASUS

F(x)tec

Gigaset

LG

Murena

Nokia (HMD Global)

PINE64

Razer

SHIFT

Teracube

Volla

realme

How we check

Dates come from the makers' own update policies and UK product security (PSTI) statements. Where a maker states a policy such as seven years from launch, we work the date out from its official launch month. GrapheneOS status comes from the GrapheneOS FAQ. We re-check this page when makers change their policies. Spotted a date that has changed? Email support@privacyportal.co.uk.