Android nonsense ie why you shouldn't by an Android mobile?

Let this be the continuation of my previous post on mobile phones. I have bad-mouthed the limitations in iPhones over the years and I would stand by my words until Apple tries to ramp up to speed where Android is. I didn't mean to sound like an oxymoron but I have to admit buying an Android mobile seems a huge mistake should you wish to intended hold on to the mobile for over two years. That is if you buy the mobile on the date of its release. 

Why? Where does the problem lie? Well, the problem with Android mobiles is their software update policy. None of the Android devices in the market as of this writing provide patch updates and security fixes beyond 24 months. On certain manufacturers offer security updates up to three years from the official release date. 

No matter how much you spend on an Android mobile, the manufacturer ceases its updates and security fixes approximately 24 to 36 months from the date of release; not from the time you own the device. 

Interestingly, Apple provides support for their mobile phones for up to seven years; offering major firmware updates and security fixes. 

The security fixes are essential, given the amount of valuable data hosted on my mobile. This might not be an issue if you're not using the mobile for anything other than communication. I need to make sure to block all the blocked numbers again and port all the important applications. It's not going to be fun.