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Motorola's smartphone update policy has sparked more controversy this year, after the official pages of the Edge 70 Max phone revealed conflicting information about the duration of software support.

The phone’s pages on Motorola websites in Britain, Germany, and India display the phrase “up to 3 major Android updates and 5 years of security updates,” but the notes below the page indicate that the phone will receive only two Android updates and three years of security updates.

This contradiction has sparked criticism from several tech sites and caused confusion among users interested in purchasing the phone.

The problem is not limited to the Edge 70 Max alone; similar contradictions have previously appeared with the Razr 70, Razr 70 Ultra, and Edge 70 Pro phones, where information varied between regional websites, support pages, and even EU Energy Label data for the European Union.

Reports also indicate that attempts to obtain official clarifications from Motorola regarding its update policy have not yielded clear answers, reflecting a problem with unifying information within the company’s official channels themselves.

The report states that Motorola needs to improve the way it displays and standardizes software support details across all its official platforms, especially since update duration has become one of the most important factors for users when choosing their smartphones. Meanwhile, conflicting information undermines consumer confidence.

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