At&t Moto X (2013) Lollipop Update

I was having trouble sending MMS because the update created a separate APN for MMS. I read somewhere to select restore defaults from the ... menu in APN. It fixed my issue.

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I have an old Moto X that was mothballed... Just resurrected, but says software is up to date... 4.4.4. Not so much. Ideas?

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New issue popped up for me after a few weeks on Lollipop. My priority notification volume keeps reverting to vibrate. I am using Moto sleep mode and have Lollipop downtime turned off. I am using this for sleep mode and want sounds for starred contacts on. Each night I am having to remember to switch from vibrate to volume on.

Any thoughts on what I need to change? Or is it a system issue? Thanks!
 

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I originally posted my own thread, but just found this one so wanted to chime in as well.

My update process didn't go smoothly. Android insisted all my data had been corrupted during the update and that I needed to factory reset. Factory reset wouldn't work, however (nothing in recovery did), and after an hour+ of fiddling, android finally booted and was happy. To be safe I went ahead and did a reset from settings but I'm still seeing many of the issues you guys are:

  • Optimizing all my apps on (nearly) every boot
  • All kinds of bluetooth issues. In particular the Moto Assist while driving is now useless.
  • Weird crashes.

I'm hoping that these are resolved when AT&T re-pushes the update. I'm planning to get the 2015 X but wanted to hand this one down to a family member. I can't see doing that with these issues.

My Bluetooth is also a disaster. I am constantly turning Bluetooth on and off to get the phone to pair with anything.
 
I had the ATT Moto X and the 5.1 update was a mess. Bluetooth issues with connecting. Apps also seemed to lose contact with the system when playing music or podcasts. I'd have it start the muffled audio during a call instead of shutting off. There was also sound disruption when the screen shut off whether listening to podcasts or music. I got so tired of the bugs that I bought a Nexus 5X.

Per a post on G+ the Moto X 2013 will remain at Android 5.1 and they won't even give us 5.1.1 which is finally where my Nexus 7 was working pretty solidly. There was also a previous post that the Moto X 2013 would not receive Marshmallow which prompted me to just buy a Nexus 5X. At least with a Nexus product you can flash it and you'll get updates. I've flashed my Nexus 7 to the new OS instead of waiting for OTA both times, and its still working great. I really enjoyed my Moto X, but the lack of support has soured me for life on Motorola. They lost a customer.