My bad. Didn’t read the thread carefully enough before posting. Just annoyed. I take the point that other phones have experienced these problems also but it is not flagship phones. It looks to be the less profitable ones. Samsung is so well known for failing to keep up with software updates they have successfully been sued by governments for it. It is always the low end handsets, not the flagships. Fairphone only has three phones to manage and this is its flagship device suffering this problem. I don’t think there is any excuse here. This should not be happening to a relatively new flagship device and it looks bad for the brand going forward. They really need to get this sorted for their reputation.
Thanks for the download link. I got the app installed but it still is not supported.
