12-04-2016 10:37 AM - last edited on 12-04-2016 11:07 AM by RogersMoin
Just wondering if anyone has received the android 6.0 update for their Blackberry Priv? My new Rogers Priv is on 5.1.1 and the phone will not find a later update when I search. Yet the upgrade schedule on this website says that 6.0.1 is the currently supported version. Any thoughts?
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02-14-2017 06:59 PM
02-14-2017 07:11 PM
02-14-2017 08:45 PM - edited 02-14-2017 08:55 PM
02-14-2017 09:05 PM
02-14-2017 09:05 PM
I would have to agree with the discussion to keep pushing at tech support to higher levels, and bring in management then Office of President via the escalation process.
If you hear from someone to do something that does not make sense to you, or you have done before, I would just state that and ask to escalate - whether they want to or not - it is your right to ask, and if they won't, you escalate until you get satisfaction.
Interestingly, you are not the only one to go through this, and in the earlier posts, it doesn't seem that anything that anybody suggested or tried resovled the problem, it just suddenly pushed out the updates for whatever reason.
But don't get into discussing costs of opting out - work as long as you can keep your patience (ultimately, you decide what you are willing to put up with) - save those for Office of President, and maybe they give you a replacement phone that already has the updates installed.
Advice to anyone who is considering buying the phone, if your update doesn't come within a day or two, start the tech support, and consider asking them to find a replacement that has been tested and running on the new upgrades.
It is not an unknown problem, and your described support so far has certainly been unlimited.
I am more and more just using direct contact with Rogers directly and patiently and persistently keep pushing.
I use the forum to ask questions or clarifications on my services, to provide advice where I can, and keep the fixing of my personal issues with services to the levels of support and I use the escalation whenever I feel it is necessary.
It has proven effective for me. I also compliment them directly when things go well.
Just my two cents - hope you get the magic, out of the netherlands download of the update.
It is unfortunate that BB didn't build into their versions of Android the ability to do straight side loads and reinstalls of their current software builds, but then again, it is not a BB, it is a BB shell running on an Android.
It is so unfortunate that BB couldn't compete (although they are ever present in automous cars, technological advances in cars, traffic control, higher level security systems and many other areas). Kind of like IBM when the clones took over the lower end of their hardware business, and they sold everything to Lenovo and moved back to corporate and solutions provision.
Bruce
02-14-2017 09:11 PM
02-14-2017 09:21 PM
02-14-2017 09:24 PM
02-15-2017 06:01 PM
My only suggestion is to push this issue up to the engineering level. For some reason, the updates are not being detected by the device when it checks for updates, or the servers are not pushing them out.
As long as they are selling them, and supporting them, it is somebody's responsibility to support under that warranty, and who ever is responsible for running the servers to push the updates, they need to be pushed to fix it.
This is the only reason I suggest if necessary, get the office of president to set a fire under engineering level, or provide you with some form of restitution for a phone that is not operating as marketed. We are told what the current builds are, and we should be getting them. It is not unique to Rogers - there are reports about Verizon having the same issues, and like the earlier posts, updates on October purchases, suddenly had updates come down in December. Maybe they will come with the next security updates (if there are any), but I still feel Engineering should be interacting with Blackberry and Android (who ever is responsible for update pushes failing) and get a solution. Or stop selling the product, eat the loss on inventory and offer replacements for priv devices that are not updating.
I got caught in a circular path of a bad design of phone with Rogers on one occasion, with a known issue, and ultimatly, I had all four phones replaced with newer more stable products. I did this through the office of the president.
I don't see this as an issue of buyer's remorse - it is an issue of who is providing the warranty support to fix this whole issue, whether it is something on the device, or the servers.
Bruce