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LG G6 on Verizon getting its first update with April's security patches for Android

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By Luis D.

Updated: Apr 18, 2017, 1:25 AM

LG G6 on Verizon getting its first update with April's security patches for Android

The Verizon LG G6 is receiving an update that contains several improvements, in addition to April's Android security patches. The handset is still on Android 7.0, but the update weighs in at 473MB.

Verizon's change log only includes instructions on how to protect the SIM card tray from water damage, and a new notification for the charging port letting you know the LG G6 won't charge if moisture is detected in the charging port or USB cable. There's got to be something else going on with the update, but this is all we know.

To get the latest software, hook up to a fast Wi-Fi and go to the Settings > System updates menu.

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