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- To officially put an end to an era, BlackBerry announced on Thursday (via ArsTechnica) it will end support for the classic BlackBerry smartphones that run BlackBerry OS and BlackBerry 10.
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By James Peckham
published 31 December 2021
Losing support for phone calls and more
BlackBerry Key2 LE in a hand, which won't lose support (Image credit: Future)
Own an older BlackBerry phone? You will likely soon find your handset unusable as certain devices from the company won't be able to make phone calls, send SMS messages and complete other functions from January 4.
Older BlackBerry devices losing support isn't a huge surprise, and it's unlikely many of these devices are still in use. Nevertheless, it is a sad turn of events for those who like using these unique devices.
2015 was the last time we saw a BlackBerry OS device, and while that is a long time in the world of smartphones it isn't a huge amount of time for those who want to remain with the same smartphone for a long time.
It would have been feasible to buy a BlackBerry OS device in 2017 or so brand new, so that would only be around four years of use before the phone lost all support for basic functionality.
BlackBerry's message here is also clear that it won't be usable, rather than it just losing access to certain features. It'll mean you can't even reliably phone the emergency services, so this will be unuasable for the average person.
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Dec 30, 2021 · As of January 4th, the phones will no longer be provided with provisioning services, meaning that they will gradually lose the ability to join networks, including the cellular network.
Jan 4, 2022 · Legacy BlackBerry devices are set to reach end of life on January 4. Devices running BlackBerry 7.1 OS and earlier may no longer be able to reliably make phone calls, access data, or send...