Imagine locking your Pixel phone and placing it in your pocket, except the phone doesn’t lock, the touch screen is still working, and there’s a good chance an accidental touch has pulled the notification shade. This and many other glitches like it are frustrating Pixel owners after they installed Google’s big update this week. The update is causing ghost touches and more Complaints of buggy lock screens on Pixel phones have been piling up on official and unofficial Google forums. Based on the...
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Unfortunately, these constant bugs and issues that always pop up when Google "drops" an update for its Pixels is what happens when a company lacks proper QC, treats its users like beta testers, and has created a platform of devices that serve only as beta devices.
Facts. Google only cares about how much personal data they can get out of you, and not about creating a competent product, because the end user is what Google considers its product.
Imagine locking your Pixel phone and placing it in your pocket, except the phone doesn’t lock, the touch screen is still working, and there’s a good chance an accidental touch has pulled the notification shade. This and many other glitches like it are frustrating Pixel owners after they installed Google’s big update this week. The update is causing ghost touches and more Complaints of buggy lock screens on Pixel phones have been piling up on official and unofficial Google forums. Based on the...
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