idiotekniques
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Weird thing for me. I mentioned earlier that I had decided to join the Beta program on the hopes of getting 8.1 sooner. After a couple of days, I then decided today that I'll unenroll form the program and sideload instead. So I unenroll, and moments later, I get a notification for TWO updates (December patch and 8.1). Maybe enrolling and unenrolling is the way to go?!
Only after I remove the Cricket SIM and installed Verizon sim got there November update 8.1 was side-loadedI'm still on the September patch on my pixel 2 XL and I have cricket. Has anyone gotten the recent update that's on cricket wireless?
Got it about a week ago...was on DP2 fwiw.I'm still on the September patch on my pixel 2 XL and I have cricket. Has anyone gotten the recent update that's on cricket wireless?
Same here. Got it a couple hours ago.I just got my 8.1 OTA on my pixel 2 xl on Verizon. I had to press "check for updates".
You need to turn it on in developer mode
So when you unenrolled from the beta program it didn't wipe your device?
My pixel C and my pixel XL 2 have both gotten the 8.1 update. But for some reason my go to phone the pixel 2 regular size hasn't received the update yet. I'm beginning to think there might be a problem with getting the update? Has anyone else not yet gotten the update?. I have a Google store bought phone, unbranded with a T-Mobile SIM.
Thank you for that lucid explanation about how the roll out worksThe updates are rolled out to a small subset of phones first, then in increasingly larger groups, in efforts to allow Google to recognize and address issues that might be missed in internal testing but become evident on more widespread rollout. Generally speaking, you should see the update within about 2 weeks, at the outside, though some devices may see it sooner than others as a function of into which rollout group they are seeded (sometimes I've had a device get it on day 1, sometimes much later - I don't think it's the same every time).