LG Phones’ Update Support Deadline Looms for Users

April 29, 2025, 9:20 am

LG phone users face an unwelcome wake‐up call as update support is set to end by June. With only two months left to secure the latest software before LG’s update servers go dark, customers are left juggling urgent downloads and nostalgic musings about their once-up-to-date devices.

cnet.com / Update Your LG Smartphone Now. In 2 Months, You Won't Be Able To

LG stopped creating new smartphones in 2021, so if you have an old LG phone, you'll need to update it soon.

techspot.com / After quitting phones in 2021, LG will soon pull the plug on its update servers

After experiencing six years of falling sales and declining shipments, LG warned in January 2021 that it could exit the phone business. The writing was on the wall in March when Germany's Volkswagen AG and Vietnam's Vingroup JSC, which had been looking at acquiring the smartphone arm, backed away...

theverge.com / You have two months left to update your old LG phone

Time is running out for people who are still using LG phones to download any remaining Android updates before their devices are fully retired. After closing its Android phone business back in 2021, Android Authority has spotted that LG is now preparing to shut down its update servers for good on...

androidheadlines.com / LG Phone Users Face June Deadline as Update Support Ends

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