Google says a fix is on the way for Pixel 6 owners Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connection problems After installing the security patch earlier this month, As I mentioned before 9to5Google. In reply to a user at redditGoogle acknowledges the issue and says it’s collecting a fix in a March software update.
“After some investigation, we have identified the root cause and determined that it affects a very small number of devices,” Google says. “Of course, we are aware that this is a bad experience and have immediately developed a software fix that will be available in the upcoming Google Pixel update, which will be rolled out in March.”
Google also says it will contact its support team “to explore other options in the meantime,” but it doesn’t provide any details on what exactly that means. as 9to5Google Indicates that some users have found that installing Android 12L Beta 3 solved the problem, so this might be the “other option” that Google is referring to here. Google spokesperson Alex Morricone confirmed that the information described in the post is “accurate” in a statement to the edge.
For some reason, Google Updates weren’t playing all this well with Pixel 6 and 6 Pro flagship devices. google Pulled the first major update for both phones In December after users reported dropped and dropped calls. it’s a January update fix the bug – But things flared up again upon release Latest correctionWhich caused some devices to randomly turn off Wi-Fi and Bluetooth.
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