Certain Pixel owners are being asked to downgrade their phone's software.
The announcement came and went a few weeks ago, and the began . However, it looks like some users are running into a new problem: their phones are asking to be updated to .
that several users on Google+ and Google's Product Forums have noted that they received the "update" notification. Fortunately, it seems like a reboot fixes the problem and makes the notification disappear. Users noted that when they rebooted, the devices were running the September 2017 security patch, so it appears this was just a mislabeled OTA file.
In other news, the September security patch is currently rolling out to Pixel users, which is a bit later than what .
Have you gotten the mislabeled OTA update? Let us know down below!
The announcement came and went a few weeks ago, and the began . However, it looks like some users are running into a new problem: their phones are asking to be updated to .
that several users on Google+ and Google's Product Forums have noted that they received the "update" notification. Fortunately, it seems like a reboot fixes the problem and makes the notification disappear. Users noted that when they rebooted, the devices were running the September 2017 security patch, so it appears this was just a mislabeled OTA file.
In other news, the September security patch is currently rolling out to Pixel users, which is a bit later than what .
Have you gotten the mislabeled OTA update? Let us know down below!