I pulled the OEM list from the source of the percentages that I cited. Also, I am not "complaining" about anything; I am simply sharing information. I can see how it could be interpreted this way, so if I could edit the comment, I would probably change it to something like "by the way, LG doesn't sell phones anymore".
Here's something else I said:
> most of the devices on that list are either old or not devices people actually want to use.
Since LG doesn't make phones anymore, all of their phones on the LineageOS list qualify as "old". This is what I was getting at; it doesn't matter much that they used to make some phones with unlockable bootloaders because they will soon be obsolete and the market share percentage will creep further and further down until it joins the "others".
Here's something else I said:
> most of the devices on that list are either old or not devices people actually want to use.
Since LG doesn't make phones anymore, all of their phones on the LineageOS list qualify as "old". This is what I was getting at; it doesn't matter much that they used to make some phones with unlockable bootloaders because they will soon be obsolete and the market share percentage will creep further and further down until it joins the "others".