One month after releasing its first Android smartphone, BlackBerry has released its first Android software update.

The BlackBerry Priv is receiving its first update starting today, December 1. The update will hit phones purchased through ShopBlackBerry first, with carrier-branded Priv units getting it starting December 7.

As for what the update includes, BlackBerry says Priv owners can expect improvements to the camera, stability, security, and overall performance:

• An improved camera: We’ve implemented a number of tweaks that improve the speed of our camera app, and re-tuned it for better low-light image quality.
• Better performance: We’ve also tweaked the PRIV’s software to improve overall system performance
• Improved stability: The update further includes a number of adjustments designed to improve device reliability and reduce instances of crashing and freezing.
• Enhanced security: Lastly, the release includes December’s security patches – rest easy knowing your device is protected against the latest Android security threats.

This sounds like a pretty solid update, improving several of the most important aspects of a smartphone. Included are December’s Android security patches, and while it’s not surprising to see BlackBerry working hard to keep the Priv secure, it’s good to see the company sticking to its commitment to issuing monthly security updates.

To get this 475MB update on your BlackBerry Priv, head into Settings > About > System Updates.

BlackBerry says that it’ll also begin pushing updates to its BlackBerry Keyboard, BlackBerry Hub, BlackBerry Camera, and DTEK by BlackBerry apps for Android. Those updates will include:

• Camera: Great new filters to engage your artistic side
• Keyboard: Increased language support and emojis added to predictive typing
• Hub & Contacts: Now includes WhatsApp
• DTEK by BlackBerry: More notification options to alert you when apps use your info