Do not factory reset your Pixel until at least 15 minutes after a system update
Some Pixel 6 users face post-reset issues per Google Pixel Community forum. Problems impact device functionality, prompting troubleshooting discussions among members to resolve unclear device impact.
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After factory resetting their Pixel 6 devices, some users are experiencing issues, as reported on the Google Pixel Community forum. The problems seem to arise after the reset process, affecting the functionality of the devices. Users are seeking assistance and sharing their experiences on the forum, trying to troubleshoot and resolve the issues they encounter. The specific nature of these problems and the extent of their impact on the devices remain unclear from the available information. Google Pixel Community members are engaging in discussions to find solutions and provide support to those facing difficulties post-reset. The forum serves as a platform for users to connect, share insights, and potentially address common issues related to Pixel 6 devices.
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6 commentsAt ~2am the massive ATT outtage occured that lasted several hours.
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