Why leave Beta program?

DrJay1

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I'm curious as to people's reasons for leaving the Beta program. (I understand joining to get Nougat, but then why "un-join"?) What are the disadvantages to staying with the program?
 
Someone people might want to stop keeping the beta email updates?
 
I'm curious as to people's reasons for leaving the Beta program. (I understand joining to get Nougat, but then why "un-join"?) What are the disadvantages to staying with the program?

Some people were excited to get/try Nougat. In the future, they may not wish to run beta a OS, or to test report to google.
 
I see - so reporting to Google is a requirement when you receive a Beta OS?

While on the beta, I was never forced to provide feedback. I exited the beta because I don't want to deal with the early beta builds which are much more likely to have bugs that could cripple basic functions of the phone. I joined the beta at preview 4.
 
I see - so reporting to Google is a requirement when you receive a Beta OS?

Well, it will send back diagnostic data, you can opt out. Also you are encouraged to send feedback, but it is optional.
 
I decided to unenroll just so there is not a problem receiving security patches (not sure if that would be a problem but on the beta you had to wait for beta builds to update the security patches) when ever a new beta update comes I'll enroll beta program again.
 
I've chosen to stay enrolled. The beta program. I love getting g the latest software updates as they come out ftom Google even for the line.
 
I've experienced the exact opposite. I left the beat program after getting the Nougat update instead of waiting for the OTA. Now the only way I was able to get the September update was to re-enroll. I guess I will be staying enrolled then....
 
I've experienced the exact opposite. I left the beat program after getting the Nougat update instead of waiting for the OTA. Now the only way I was able to get the September update was to re-enroll. I guess I will be staying enrolled then....

Or unenroll, then flash the latest factory image. That way, back to factory status.
 
I already have the latest factory image.
I think his comment wasn't so much focused on which image you have as it was that you're still enrolled in the Beta program.

BTW, which image do you have - NRD90T or NRD90U?
 
I think his comment wasn't so much focused on which image you have as it was that you're still enrolled in the Beta program.

BTW, which image do you have - NRD90T or NRD90U?

Mine was updated on the 14th to 90T. Afterwards, I unenrolled my device from Beta. Still trying to figure out the difference between T and U.
 
I think his comment wasn't so much focused on which image you have as it was that you're still enrolled in the Beta program.

BTW, which image do you have - NRD90T or NRD90U?

NRD90T. But both are factory OTA images not Beta versions.
 
Still trying to figure out the difference between T and U.
As am I. Also received the update to T but was experiencing horrible battery life (Android Kernel was keeping the OS awake for hours) so I Factory Reset, flashed U, wiped the system cache and went through a clean setup. Battery life back to normal.