BlackBerry expands Priv's availability to more retailers in the UK Comments

• AnonD-79180
• vI7
• 15 Jan 2016

Will, 15 Jan 2016Software bugs can be fixed by updates :)Yes , true , but will they ? I was scared of Blackebrry going kaput and that this phone will have no such bug-fixing updates in that scenario.

Good to know that I was wrong. How ever Inwas reading a blog on XDA ( will search and post the link if you ask) that says Android 6.0 is inherently more secure already than the BB fork of Android 5.1.1 with DTEK (all updates installed)

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• Anonymous
• g3s
• 15 Jan 2016

I wonder who will buy this product with such exorbitant pricing! Human nature is really weird.

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• AnonD-79180
• vI7
• 15 Jan 2016

AnonD-70078, 15 Jan 2016You might want to get one now well. As the latest update corrected most of it. This thing is ... moreOh ! That's good news , possibly GSMArena should go ahead and update their review accordingly.
Surprisingly , I was gifted an iPhone 6S Plus over the new year( was an Android user for the past 7 years) so not looking to buy Priv now :)

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• AnonD-314543
• Y7F
• 15 Jan 2016

I love my my PRIV, is not buggy at all since most recent update,
Best phone I ever purchased.

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• Will
• t7X
• 15 Jan 2016

AnonD-79180, 15 Jan 2016Only the relatively unstable + buggy software kept me away from this phone.Software bugs can be fixed by updates :)

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• AnonD-70078
• StU
• 15 Jan 2016

AnonD-79180, 15 Jan 2016Only the relatively unstable + buggy software kept me away from this phone.You might want to get one now well. As the latest update corrected most of it. This thing is the best android device in my eyes. Android and blackberry together is stunning.

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• AnonD-79180
• vI7
• 15 Jan 2016

Only the relatively unstable + buggy software kept me away from this phone.

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