Motorola confirms that it will not commit to monthly security patches

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Motorola confirms that it will not commit to monthly security patches
Motorola says it is "more efficient" to bundle security updates into fewer releases.

http://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2016...-will-not-commit-to-monthly-security-patches/

Worth considering if you intended on getting the latest phones they're releasing, and trying to keep up-to-date with security patches .. it won't happen, like it does with Nexus, Samsung, and LG (I think). Only a handful of them that issue these monthly.

Motorola understands that keeping phones up to date with Android security patches is important to our customers. We strive to push security patches as quickly as possible. However, because of the amount of testing and approvals that are necessary to deploy them, it's difficult to do this on a monthly basis for all our devices. It is often most efficient for us to bundle security updates in a scheduled Maintenance Release (MR) or OS upgrade.
As we previously stated, Moto Z Droid Edition will receive Android Security Bulletins. Moto G4 will also receive them.
 
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