^^^^^ Not following you. I have had no "instabilities" or "unreliability."
They are simply attempting to dump an entire class of product that they do not want to support based on ... AN EXCUSE. So you have to [wait for it ...] BUY ANOTHER ONE.
I say baloney. My phone WORKS FINE on W10M. So bring it on [Redstone, that is.]
Don
These are the facts:
- They have gathered information from thousands (tens or hundreds of thousands) of different users for each device, not just a single person. This means that even if a particular person doesn't encounter any problems, the remaining other users may have experienced otherwise. As I said, I'm running .164 in my Lumia 1020 and have had no issues; but that's not the case for
other users. Your Lumia 635 works fine, congratulations,
we're on the same wheel; but that's not the case for the
other users. I'm sure it's a lot better to have a phone working on an older OS than have a phone that won't work at all because Microsoft released an OS that the phone can't handle in
the long run - then users will start blaming Microsoft again for releasing unfinished OS, etc. Either way, Microsoft gets the blame, just like what's happening
right now, even if their just protecting the majority of their consumers.
- We can't make assumptions on what their real reason are when they decisions are based on sound information (not emotion).
- Emotional arguments will have no effect. Whether we like it or not, the only way to have a chance of changing their decision is by providing technical counterarguments.
- We can stay in the Insider builds (except Fast Ring) to receive whatever more stable builds will be released and will be available for our unlisted devices. If no newer builds get announced, then we can simply move on knowing our lives do not revolve around our phones (or what our phones are running).
- I'm trying to make you feel better by sharing what I know, coming from a user whose phone also isn't in the current list. If that doesn't help, then I have nothing else to say.