June Security update now available

[GSDer]

Just checked for, and received, the June security update. (N2G47W - this device is used on Verizon in case that makes a difference.)

 

[NewPepper]

same

 

[Tomster88]

Just checked for, and received, the June security update. (N2G47W - this device is used on Verizon in case that makes a difference.) //uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20170605/59c5a8bbdb817df3a73f32efd54f9110.jpg

I just got the update. I'm on Project Fi.

 

[dty06]

I'm running the O beta and not seeing an update yet. I'm on Fi

 

[Forest Dane]

Fixed the snooze to home issue on emails too that apparently I had and didn't know. When it restarted 9 and snoozed emails came through

 

[hallux]

Yup. It didn't pop as available when I tapped on the check button, but as soon as I was out of settings I had a notification that the update was available. I haven't installed it yet.

 

[anon(9072051)]

I'm running the O beta and not seeing an update yet. I'm on Fi

The beta builds usually update in the middle of the month. The 19th is a likely ETA.

 

[dty06]

The beta builds usually update in the middle of the month. The 19th is a likely ETA.

Yeah I figured there would be a delay for beta. Just posting in case anyone else on beta is wondering if they should see it yet.

 

[PGrey]

Yeah, plus if you're on the Beta, the code-base is quite a bit different, so the patches aren't really an apples-apples comparison.
Some things may have already been fixed in the O drop that came out, it's pretty common for a bunch of latent fixes to get rolled out in builds like this, or at least it is in the Windows world, given that you expect the "Beta crowd" to be more accepting of larger payloads.

The update hosed my text and Outlook widgets, or at least made them "not so usable", somehow it's set all their fonts to much larger, and all bold. I also have a "notifier" widget, handy for seeing things like missed calls and texts, which now has a huge font, so clearly I need to go fiddle with these, and get things back to normal; hopefully they weren't using an undocumented interface that got changed or something...
It's stuff that would take me about 10 seconds on my Win Phones, but I'm clearly not a real Android convert yet, I have to go "muddle around" and figure this stuff out, again ;-]

 

[Derek_B]

it's strange, I just got the new beta release yesterday but the security patch level is still May, I assumed it would be bumped up to June. oh well, I'll be back on nice monthly security updates after O is officially released.

 

[PGrey]

Sure, but the "O" May patch level may be equivalent to the June "N" patches, it's hard to say (without explicitly comparing the tech of each fix).
It's pretty common (at least when I worked on releasing Beta and similar builds for years), for more aggressive fixing of security and other "latent" issues in targeted-user-releases (such as the Beta).

I'm not saying I compared these, just that I probably wouldn't fret over the (lack of) exactly matching security patches really meaning anything, without deeper analysis.
Again, my experience is not Android, but I sort of suspect that the teams are still following similar approaches, since it makes the stabilizing periods much simpler, if those fixes were rolled in earlier, and have subsequent/extensive testing already.

 

[LeoRex]

it's strange, I just got the new beta release yesterday but the security patch level is still May, I assumed it would be bumped up to June.

The beta track is a whole different beast. The build we get is a slightly older one that Google blessed and released... There are so many other changes that they have to test before sending it out that it would be time-prohibitive to do so. They are following a roadmap, which called for an early June refresh of the beta. Had they decided to incorporate June Sec, we wouldn't have received the build until much later in June.

There is a final beta build expected in July, and my guess it that will have June's security changes, not July's. It's just part of it being a beta.