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LG joins monthly Android security patch promise

LG joins monthly Android security patch promise

Posted on August 8, 2015August 26, 2019 By Jarvis

LG has joined Google and Samsung in promising timely Android patches, committing to monthly releases as exploits like Stagefright put security back under the microscope. Earlier this week, Google announced it would releaseAndroid security fixes on a monthly basis for its own Nexus handsets, which run unmodified versions of the search giant’s OS. Samsung swiftly followed with a similar promise.

Now it’s LG’s turn. “LG will be providing security updates on a monthly basis which carriers will then be able to make available to customers immediately,” the company told Wired.
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