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Ah ok, I see what you mean. As it's not just stock Android, it won't get updates at the same time as the Nexus range. I seem to recall Cyanogen saying they'll have their version of Android L out within 3 months of its release. I imagine that'd be a stock version and nightlies would be earlier.
I've not managed to crash any apps by denying permissions using PrivacyGuard.
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Thanks for replying. Maybe that didn't make sense. I've had Nexus phones for the past few years that get given new versions of the OS whenever they're released. I had a vague thought that this timetable might differ somehow with other manufacturers so wondered if that was the case - perhaps that's a stupid thought as it's not running stock android .
I was also wondering that if you deny access to some permission whether an app fails to run.