Late in the afternoon of 10Oct, I got a notification via my smartphone that an update was available for my Jun2020 MY LR, so I immediately initiated its installation. I didn't drive the car until the next afternoon, when I noticed that none of its cameras seemed to work anymore; all camera view screens were just rendered as solid black. And since the car thought it was in pitch-black surroundings, it turned on its high-beam headlights (at about two o'clock on a sunny afternoon). Also, its GPS position-sensing was inoperative; it continued to display the "own location" triangle as if I were still parked in my garage, pretty nearly all the way to the twenty-miles-distant destination I needed to reach. Very fortuitously, the cameras and GPS started working again in time to be of use for the last few blocks to my unfamiliar destination, but all active driver-assist features remained disabled, along with a "Software update required/Schedule service appointment" notifier. That evening, I set up an appointment for servicing, and waited to see if whoever triages the service petitions would contact me with advice. None has appeared yet, but I did get another notification for an available software update: the very same 2022.20.18 one as from a couple days ago. With considerable relief that Tesla was being so quick with a correction, I initiated the installation of the freshly-received update. And I have to say, Tesla does seem to have fixed the problem of those pesky camera views coming back on. This time around, the camera views seem to be staying black. And the GPS has gone back to a rock-steady depiction of my garage's location.