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with other phones you can install OS upgrades without much issue, so there isn't any consistency as to "when" it will be frowned upon by any particular vendor.
Anyone with a shred of common sense knows that if it's not an official release from a manufacturer, they're on their own when they install an update. If you get some help from the vendor, that's a gift not an expectation.
Straight up: if you installed a known leaked and unapproved update, you are now not Motorola's problem. Deal with it.
People need to take responsibility for their own actions. It was abundantly clear from the outset that this was a LEAKED and UNOFFICIAL update. Nowhere was it ever written, stated or implied that Motorola had given the okay for this update. Just the opposite: Moto made it known exactly what they thought of the leak from the outset.
This is like saying, "well, nobody told me I wasn't supposed to rob a bank. I mean, it's not like they had a sign up at the bank. Why's everyone so mad?"
Take responsibility, think through the consequences of actions, and own up to what you do. If you install a leaked OS, don't expect anyone to support you.
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