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Verizon LG V10 receiving a maintenance upgrade


It looks like the LG V10 on Verizon has started rolling out an OTA update. This one is a maintenance upgrade the primarily brings bug fixes. Build VS99011B software update will bring the following improvements and bug fixes:

  1. QRemote no longer crashes when accessed from the Notification Panel
  2. Navigation icons are correctly displayed when an app is closed while in Dual Window mode
  3. Fixed issues with the Contacts app and Second Screen:
    • Contacts app now displays latest updates to your contacts opened from Second Screen
    • Second Screen no longer overlaps the device Status Bar

Be sure to check for the update and let us know if you see any improvements in the comments below.

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