March security update for the Nexus 6 has been pulled by Google. Obviously, the individuals who installed the refresh found that it breaks SafetyNet, which thus breaks Android Pay. SafetyNet is an API that checks your phone to check whether it has been altered. For instance, it searches for opened bootloaders. the glimmering of custom ROMs and different things that make a handset less secure. Thus, it forestalls applications that require a protected gadget, similar to Android Pay, from working.
Thus, you won’t discover the March security update among the Nexus Factory Images or Nexus OTA site pages. All things considered, who might need to introduce a refresh that makes their gadget less secure?
Read : How to manually update your Nexus
As per a tweet from the @googlenexus Twitter account, Google knows about the circumstance and is examining. Other than the protests found on Reddit, there is an official issue tracker number (240065) found on the Google Code site.
