[cwise222]

There are a lot of reports of LTE problems on the Nexus' with 6.0.1. Moto may be holding it back until it's fixed or just wait for 6.0.2 or 6.1 rolls out.

[mhaider]

Just installed the February security update on Verizon

[atliens]

got it. Tmobile Washington DC

[Ry]

got it. Tmobile Washington DC

Physical location doesn't matter.

[Ry]

There's also a 'S' stuck in there for security maybe?
Also, why isn't this 6.0.1? For such a small android update from 6.0 I figured they'd throw in some emojis for us

That's probably a larger test effort.

[blacktri3lights]

Any loss of features like hotspot on unlimited data? (Verizon)

[cbreze]

Got it on, Verizon

[Ry]

The update was just pushed to me.

It's a 6.5MB update that requires you to be on Wi-Fi to take download the OTA.

Release notes link you to this page: https://motorola-global-portal.custh...il/a_id/110102

ENHANCEMENTS

This update introduces changes including the following:

Android Security - Includes the updates of Android monthly security bulletin until January 2016.

Updates:

Kernel version
3.10.84-perf-g6898f68
hudsoncm@ilclbld36 #1
Sat Jan 30 14:35:02 CST 2016

System version
24.201.3.clark_retus.retus.en.US retus

Build number
MPHS24.49-18-3

[Laura Knotek]

I just installed it.

[cbreze]

Updated security to January 2016? Sounds like we're still behind

[Ry]

Updated security to January 2016? Sounds like we're still behind

While the release notes say "Includes the updates of Android monthly security bulletin until January 2016.", like the screenshots in this thread, the Android security patch level is listed as February 1, 2016.

My guess is that "Includes the updates of Android monthly security bulletin until January 2016." means ""Includes the updates of Android monthly security bulletin through January 2016."

[atliens]

Physical location doesn't matter.

ok.

[Unobtanium]

Got it. Took a total of about 20 minutes for the phone to be usable again. Then had several apps update.

Posted from my XT1575

[Laineyc]

Got mine today; took about 10 minutes including app updates.

[Ronnie Sandifer]

Got it

[Laura Knotek]

Got it. Took a total of about 20 minutes for the phone to be usable again. Then had several apps update.

Posted from my XT1575

Got mine today; took about 10 minutes including app updates.

I had 9 app updates after the system security update was done done.

[David Rosen]

A little nervous about letting this install without doing a System Restore... I know Lollipop to Marshmallow is a much bigger deal than a simple security update, but the Marshmallow update introduced a variety of issues which have since been fixed by doing a System Restore, but I really don't want to have to do it again... Should I be worried?

[312MotoGus]

Gotine on AT&T this afternoon. Yay, more secure...?

[Rocketsaucev2]

A little nervous about letting this install without doing a System Restore... I know Lollipop to Marshmallow is a much bigger deal than a simple security update, but the Marshmallow update introduced a variety of issues which have since been fixed by doing a System Restore, but I really don't want to have to do it again... Should I be worried?

No. This update is like 6MB and is just the security patch

[gregmoran]

Just installed on AT&T... Has anyone else had problems with this new security update interacting with other system processes? I cant use my phone anymore because i get continuous popup error messages alerting me that "Nfc service" and "com.android.phone" have stopped!

[gregmoran]

Also, popups for "com.motorola.process.system" has stopped. "OK"

[davidnc]

Just installed on AT&T... Has anyone else had problems with this new security update interacting with other system processes? I cant use my phone anymore because i get continuous popup error messages alerting me that "Nfc service" and "com.android.phone" have stopped!

Have you tried wiping cache in recovery? That doesn't erase data by the way

From Moto ,showing the steps below in the quote

How do I clear Cache Partition on my device?

This will remove any temporary files that may be causing the problem, but will not delete your files or settings.

With the phone powered off, press and hold the Volume Down button and the Power button at the same time until the device turns on.
Press the Volume Down button to highlight "Recovery mode"
Press the Power button to restart into Recovery mode.
You'll see an image of an Android robot with a red exclamation mark.
Holding the Power button, tap Volume Up once and then release the Power button.
Use the volume buttons to scroll to "wipe cache partition" and press the Power button to select it.
"Reboot system now" will be highlighted, press the Power button to select it.

Note: Clearing the cache may take up to 5-10 minutes depending on user memory.

[davidnc]

Got my update yesterday slight issue so I wiped cache in recovery.All's good now

[rockshj]

when moto g 3rd gen..will get.. security update.. ?? cz it still stuck on decembr...patch

[gcua44]

I am 40 minutes into the security update and it still won't reboot. Phone keeps going though 3 of 81 updates and then restarting again. Last update it did this for two days before working again. I almost trashed the phone.

Anyone else having similar issues? I have Airwatch installed for work profile and security. Not sure if that matters