Google finally fixes the battery drain and overheating issues on Pixel phones

Google fixes battery drain and overheating on Pixel phones

【PhoneAuto News】When it comes to “disappointing phone manufacturing”, Google has never failed to disappoint. Recently, a large number of users have exposed online that the Google Pixel 6 series has a battery drain bug and overheating issues. Even when the phone is not being used, the battery level drops rapidly. According to PhoneAuto, Google Pixel phone users can now breathe a sigh of relief because Google has finally acknowledged and solved the battery drain and overheating issues that have been plaguing Pixel devices.

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According to foreign media reports, these issues appeared after the Google applications were updated in May, causing great frustration to users. However, Google has now implemented server-side fixes to solve these problems and provide solutions for affected users.

For some time now, the battery drain and overheating issues affecting many Pixel 6 and Pixel 7 users have been present. On foreign forums, many users have shared their experiences with similar issues. According to foreign media, although Google’s smartphones are known for their excellent cameras, battery life has always been a “weak point”. Unfortunately, the recent update has exacerbated this problem, leading to increased power consumption and overheating issues.

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It is reported that a Pixel 6 Pro user suspected that Google applications, especially the update released on May 12, were the culprits. Moreover, even if the phone is rolled back to an older version of the application, only negligible relief can be provided. Some users have also tried to restore factory settings and reinstall applications, but the problem still exists, causing users to worry that the device’s battery and CPU may be damaged.

The good news is that Google has finally “turned over a new leaf” and confirmed that a fix is being rolled out to address the battery drain and overheating issues caused by Google’s recent application updates. It is reported that this fix is being implemented server-side and does not require any application or system updates. Google also assures users that the problem will be resolved immediately and affected devices will resume normal operation.

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