Google addresses Android 14 bug impacting user profiles
A Google spokesperson acknowledged this issue and assured users that the company's team is diligently working on a solution
Google is actively investigating and planning to address a bug in Android 14 that has impacted certain Pixel phones, particularly Pixel 6 devices, following the rollout of the Android 14 update.
Users reported a range of issues, from missing apps to being locked out of their device's internal storage on user accounts.
A Google spokesperson acknowledged this issue and assured users that the company's team is diligently working on a solution.
The Google issue tracker recorded over 350 replies from Pixel owners, and the problem seemed to extend beyond Pixel 6 devices, affecting users of various devices, according to reports from Ars Technica.
The issues included some users experiencing boot loops, others being stuck on a "Pixel is starting..." message, and some users being able to access their phones.
Users also noted that they couldn't provide on-device screenshots because the phone reported insufficient available storage.
With Google's team actively investigating the matter, users can anticipate a fix to be rolled out soon to address these issues.
Android 14 became available to the public and the Android Open Source Project on October 4, 2023. The initial devices to ship with Android 14 included the Pixel 8 and Pixel 8 Pro.
Android 14 introduces numerous updates designed to enhance users' ability to customize their device experience, exercise more control over their health and safety, and improve accessibility.
This investigation into and resolution of the Android 14 bug underscores Google's commitment to addressing software issues promptly and enhancing the user experience across its range of Android devices.
Overall, users can expect a more streamlined and reliable experience with their Android devices as Google continues to refine and improve the Android operating system.
