Although there were previous rumors, it is only yesterday that T-Mobile changed their Software Updates page to announce that the Oreo update was put "on hold" on April 3, two days after its declared release (and just one day after it actually began to roll out), and is "temporarily unavailable" (for three weeks and counting).
It took T-Mobile 20 days before they acknowledged the suspension. Until yesterday, their Updates page still listed Oreo as "current" and "available", leaving millions of customers to waste hours of time trying to figure out why they weren't receiving the update.
And they still have not announced if or when the update is expected to return, or explained the reason for its withdrawal. For example, should those of us who did get the update be worried that a serious security flaw was found?
By withholding such information, a company expresses contempt for its customers.
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It took T-Mobile 20 days before they acknowledged the suspension. Until yesterday, their Updates page still listed Oreo as "current" and "available", leaving millions of customers to waste hours of time trying to figure out why they weren't receiving the update.
And they still have not announced if or when the update is expected to return, or explained the reason for its withdrawal. For example, should those of us who did get the update be worried that a serious security flaw was found?
By withholding such information, a company expresses contempt for its customers.
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Please see below for new thread on this topic.
https://forums.androidcentral.com/s...t-mobile-oreo-re-release-coming-may-13-a.html
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