note 4 n910a marshmallow update

​Hi @fdmajor,

Thank you for your inquiry!

We definitely understand the need for the latest version of your OS, and apologize for the delay.  Thank you for the feedback, and we continue to try and improve our turnaround time to make it much more seamless for our customers. To that end, we are currently working on an initiative to be more transparent with our OS launches and provide more details.  When we have more specifics, we will be excited to share with the community!

At this time, we don’t have a firm date for when 6.0.1 will be available for the Samsung Note 4 device. In most cases, updates will be posted on the day of release.  We don’t currently have an estimated time of launch, but will update the community as soon as we have more details.

Rest assured, when available, you will receive an over the air notification on your device with step-by-step instructions to update your software.

For more updates and discussion about Marshmallow availability, please visit

https://forums.att.com/t5/Android/Marshmallow-Updates-amp-Discussion/m-p/4817255#M69781

Thank you for your patience.

Could you at least unlock the Bootloader for Unlocked AT&T Note 4 models, so consumers could install other providers' firmware or firmwares from European market?

If the release delay related to the lack of time to dump AT&T bloatware into official firmware, I'm ok with clean firmware. Please release something we can work with.

Thanks to Anh Hàng Xóm for the solution posted on YouTube.
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Thanks to Anh Hàng Xóm for the solution posted on YouTube.
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FYI flashing those non test builds will break some features on the phone...  I have reported the link since its not allowed by the TOS.

@AT1T_Cust0mer

your update is att is working to release the software.  They dont have dates.  It took a month from the s6 to the note 5.  

I've been with AT&T wireless since 1985 in way or another (depending on the name of the day), starting in Atlanta, GA. It seems like AT&T has completely abandoned it's customer service approach over the past 10 years. I used to call AT&T with a technical (or other) question and be greeted with courtesy, respect, and even unexpected / unrequested perks for my loyalty.

The only reason I've stayed with them thus far is due to my international travel and the need for a seemless network.

Sadly; It looks like I'll be cutting off my own nose to stop the rudeness, sullen attitudes, and apathy that AT&T now shows it's customers. Not to mention the unmitigated greed. It would be like buying a computer with a 3 TB hard drive, but having the seller force you to have their version of the operating system and other uneccessary programs that occupy 1.5 TB, and there's nothing you can do about it. OS Upgrades? "When we say so!"

You have one more year of me left - although I seriously doubt I will wait that long to purchase an unbranded / unlocked phone that I can simply buy a SIM for overseas. Yes; I know - your CSR's have told me in no uncertain terms that "You're free to do what you want. Oh; by the way, that'll cost you $375.00."

What a pity. AT&T was the king of all kings 10-11 years ago. From hero to zero almost overnight.