March Security Bulletin up for Pixel / Nexus devices
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Or looks like I am stuck on 7.1.2 -- I removed myself from the beta but the official version won't download. I hit download and install and it just sits forever lol. I even did a FDR and got back in to see if it would download but it sits... Dammit Google D:
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I think it must be due to me having the Google version of the Pixel XL versus the Verizon. I fixed it by doing the below.
I enrolled back into the program, took the SIM card out, rebooted, ensured it saw me in the beta, removed myself from beta, and now the 7.1.1 OTA downloads.
I have a Verizon Pixel, had to jump through similar hoops to get out of the Beta program.
Your being a Noob has nothing to do with it.
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Haha it is all good. Aquila likes to mess with me all the time.
He didn't say you're not a noob. He just said your noobism isn't the reason for your troubles. Not the same thing.
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Security update seems to have been a great salve for my Pixel XL. It has seemingly stopped the BT deactivation, fixed my Smart Lock Trusted Places, and if at all possible seems to have increased battery life. It's possible that the constant failing of Trust Places and having to input my PIN simply forced the battery to work harder and the fix stopped that, but so far I'm pleased with the patch. Haven't experienced a random BT shutoff yet (watch, I will now that I've posted this).
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