Product overview
Fairphone is tracked by BlackTree as a hardware or firmware product family. Its lifecycle page separates release identity, maintenance and security boundaries using the publisher's registered source.
Main capabilities
- Vendor-supported hardware or firmware operation
- Security and maintenance updates
- Model-specific service lifecycle
Typical use
Used as part of an organization’s endpoint, network, storage or infrastructure estate.
Deployment
Deployed as physical equipment with model-specific firmware and support entitlements.
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Collected lifecycle data
| Product | Fairphone |
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| Release | Lifecycle policy |
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| Start or release | Not extracted |
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| Lifecycle boundary | Continuous or not dated in the source |
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| Date precision | Unknown |
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Known exploited vulnerabilities
Catalogue updated 11 Sep 2026These are product-family matches in the CISA Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalogue. Confirm the affected product version in the vendor advisory.
No CISA known-exploited entries currently match this mapped product family.
This does not mean the product has no vulnerabilities.
Package vulnerability advisories
OSV advisories are matched through the registered package URL. A package-family match does not prove that the installed release is affected. Check the affected and fixed versions before remediation.
No package advisories have been linked for this product identity.
This is not evidence that the product has no vulnerabilities.
Source evidence
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Fairphone official lifecycle source
The one thing, that should be avoided is to create the desire to always get the latest FP. Maybe the change in specs could achieve that. | But if FP gets really, really big, they might go for 2 phones every 2 to 3 years. One with lower specs, one with higher specs, so they can offer an attractive phone for everyone looking for a new phone at all times. If they take care not to offer always the latest technology and if they develop their own special design, that they stick to, they hopefully would not create the “ wanna have it ” hype. | I think there is a semiofficial number that about 95%(?) of FP2 users stay on the stock FPOS (with GMS). This gives a good indication that the vast majority are not FLOSS enthusiasts (or techies in general). Fairphone’s marketing also doesn’t focus on this aspect. | My key point is that if a phone goes officially end-of-support, the manufacturer should offer an alternative. And this alternative shouldn’t be a phone which is already a significant way into its own support lifecycle. | We all know there are people out there using phones with hopelessly outdated OSes. But this is a huge security risk. A phone without official updates (remember the 95%) is a dead phone. Not necessarily on an individual level, but from a lifecycle strategy perspective. | Home | Categories
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First collected 12 Sep 2026 · Last collected 12 Sep 2026 · Review state accepted
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