@Tlucent wrote:
I've sent the e-mail first. I've got a call from someone from Motorola couple hours later.
For me that is the official "excuse" for the issue because never they can assume or even acknowledge that this issue is present on any product. In some countries (is the case down here in Brazil) manufacturer can be forced to suspend sales immediately to avoid court proceeds, recalls and penalties because it can be considered manufacturer defect. That is why they tell ~security purposes~ . I agree, this argument doesn't make any kind of sense. But this is the way that they have to deceive us.
That makes some sense than, but even then, I still don't think it would be that big of an issue to issue a recall. Something would have to be very seriously wrong to warrent a recall (like an exploding phone for example). Of course this is more than likely my blaring ignorance since I don't know how standards are for a recall in Brazil.
All I know is Motorola/Lenovo needs to step it up here really soon... Android 7 hasn't been released still to the Droid Moto Z Play (USA, Verizon), and Sony has announced that they WILL be one of the first companies to have Android 7.1.1 on their device besides Google's Pixel...
"Knowing is not enough, we must apply. Willing is not enough, we must do."
-Bruce Lee
