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Updates for my device from Google?

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According to Wikipedia, Android 6.0 is still Supported by Google API Services. Would that mean Google will keep releasing Google Play Services updates as long as my device is still supported?
 
@jmarket may have other ideas.

Showing that you are up to date. Have also read some place that VPN's can some times cause issues.

Clear the Application Cache
Reboot
Let it recreate it and see if that corrects it.

Open the Store go under settings
Scroll to the bottom
Look under Play Protect certification
Is the device certified?
Tap that to see more information.

See if this helps as well
 
Further research show that you are using a Beta version of Google Play Services and Google Play.


Since this appears to be a Beta version of the software you may need to talk to the people that created it since it is not an official stable release yet.

Beta Software Safety. It's generally safe to download and test beta software, but be sure that you understand the risks that come with it. Remember that the program or website, or whatever it is that you're beta testing, is in the beta stage for a reason: the bugs need to be identified so that they can be fixed.

Shows 9 different downloads depending on what the specs you have.
 
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