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meanestgenius
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TuGa121
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• 17m ago
↵meanestgenius said:
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And the bugs just keep on coming for Pixel smartphones. Or in this case, they don't go away even when Google claims to have provided a fix for it. Buggiest phone brand ever.
TuGa121
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• 10m ago
↵ECPirate37 said:
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I wonder if the CEO of Nvidia was using this... and THIS is how he got caught...
hahahahaha I'll see myself out.
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There's a bizarre bug that exposes Private Space on your Pixel phone. Private Space is a sandboxed, secure space inside your Pixel phone so you can keep apps, sensitive documents, and folders away from prying eyes. But a simple switch between light and dark mode exposes the hidden space. Switching between light mode and dark mode exposes Private Space on Pixel phones The bug was first reported on Google's Issue Tracker back in May, even though the original report didn't mention light mode and...
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