Do not install Android 15 on your Motorola phone

Since a phone’s app launcher gives you access to your apps and also manages the home screen on your device, a launcher that is constantly crashing makes impacted phones unusable. Motorola models affected by the Android 15 bug include the ThinkPhone 25, Razr+ (2023), Edge 50 Neo, and the Edge 50 Fusion. One person who owned the latter model said that his launcher was crashing every two seconds. Owners of other Motorola devices could be experiencing the same problems so to plasy it safe, you might want to hold off instralling the update for now on any Motorola phone.

• Moto default launcher trying to override custom launcher.
• Themes are getting reset to Yellow color defaults.
• Upon restart, Battery saver schedule is getting reset to 20%.
• Upon restart, default calling sim is reset to ‘Always ask.’

To escape the constant crashing of the Moto Launcher, you will need to download an update when one is released. When there is an update ready, go to the lock screen and swipe down from the top to access Quick Settings. You’ll be able to get to the Settings app this way and open it which will help you install the update when it arrives. Some have already received security updates dated January a week after receiving the “deadly” Android 15 update.

The cover Screen of the Moto Razr+ (2023) | Image credit-PhoneArena

The updates sent by Motorola to correct this problem were, as we noted, quick to arrive. And while it did fix the stock launcher from crashing on some models like the ThinkPhone 25, for some 2023 Razr Plus users the software update fixed the issue with the launcher but caused the cover screen to crash.

Perhaps, for now, the best thing you can do is to ignore the Android 15 update for your Motorola device until the company addresses these issues and releases a statement stating that it is safe to update your phone. You can see the list of all Motorola handsets scheduled to receive Android 15 by reading this story from last year.