<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="true"><li>Ledger has discontinued software updates for its original Nano S hardware wallet due to technical limitations, affecting its ability to support modern applications and security improvements.</li><li>The decision was driven by the Nano S's limited 320 KB memory, primarily occupied by essential components, leaving no space for additional features.</li><li>While basic functions like sending, receiving, and swapping cryptocurrencies using core apps will still work, users are encouraged to upgrade to the Nano S Plus for expanded memory and compatibility with latest app features.</li><li>The move has sparked mixed reactions in the crypto community, with some users criticizing the planned obsolescence strategy and others understanding the need to phase out support for outdated hardware models.</li></ul>

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