The November update from Google is rolling out this week for Pixel phones, bringing in the fix for a critical bug that affects users with multiple profiles on their devices.
The update includes a fix for an issue that occasionally causes Pixel 6 phones and later running Android 14 to show out of space or be stuck in a reboot loop. The update will start rolling out to Pixel devices today and will continue throughout the following week.
Pixel users who had multiple accounts on their devices experienced severe storage issues that rendered some devices completely unusable, while others had limited access to storage.Android’s dual system partitions and backup systems had limitations that were ineffective in preventing this problem. Some users even compared this bug to “ransomware,” as it restricted access to data.
While a factory reset is a possible solution, many users prefer not to take that route. And Google even provided a quick-fix patch through Google Play System Updates, though it did not prevent users from encountering the bug. Additionally, the data backup system for apps proved to be unreliable.
Last week, Google warned Pixel phone users running Android 14 to avoid creating or logging into another user profile. With the latest update, it is now probably safe to do so. However, it is advisable to back up your data before proceeding.
The update also includes fixes for display & graphics, NFC, system, user interface, and touch.
November 2023 security patch for Android smartphones released
Additionally, Google has released security updates for November 2023, categorised into two levels. There are two levels of updates, dated November 1 and November 5, respectively.
The first level includes fixes for high-severity issues, such as vulnerabilities in the framework and system. It also addresses a critical-severity issue that affects older Android versions 11, 12, and 13. The second level, dated November 5, includes fixes for vulnerabilities that are less likely to affect Pixel devices receiving the update. These include kernel vulnerabilities in older Android versions and vulnerabilities in components from MediaTek and Qualcomm.
The update includes a fix for an issue that occasionally causes Pixel 6 phones and later running Android 14 to show out of space or be stuck in a reboot loop. The update will start rolling out to Pixel devices today and will continue throughout the following week.
Pixel users who had multiple accounts on their devices experienced severe storage issues that rendered some devices completely unusable, while others had limited access to storage.Android’s dual system partitions and backup systems had limitations that were ineffective in preventing this problem. Some users even compared this bug to “ransomware,” as it restricted access to data.
While a factory reset is a possible solution, many users prefer not to take that route. And Google even provided a quick-fix patch through Google Play System Updates, though it did not prevent users from encountering the bug. Additionally, the data backup system for apps proved to be unreliable.
Last week, Google warned Pixel phone users running Android 14 to avoid creating or logging into another user profile. With the latest update, it is now probably safe to do so. However, it is advisable to back up your data before proceeding.
The update also includes fixes for display & graphics, NFC, system, user interface, and touch.
November 2023 security patch for Android smartphones released
Additionally, Google has released security updates for November 2023, categorised into two levels. There are two levels of updates, dated November 1 and November 5, respectively.
The first level includes fixes for high-severity issues, such as vulnerabilities in the framework and system. It also addresses a critical-severity issue that affects older Android versions 11, 12, and 13. The second level, dated November 5, includes fixes for vulnerabilities that are less likely to affect Pixel devices receiving the update. These include kernel vulnerabilities in older Android versions and vulnerabilities in components from MediaTek and Qualcomm.
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