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1. #THE ART OF DEDUCTION REDDIT MOD#
2. #THE ART OF DEDUCTION REDDIT UPDATE#
3. #THE ART OF DEDUCTION REDDIT ANDROID#
4. #THE ART OF DEDUCTION REDDIT MODS#

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#THE ART OF DEDUCTION REDDIT MOD#

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#THE ART OF DEDUCTION REDDIT ANDROID#

According to numerous reports on Twitter and Reddit - and as noted by Android Police and Android Central - the latest nasty bug causes Wi-Fi to randomly be switched off on Google’s flagship phones.

#THE ART OF DEDUCTION REDDIT UPDATE#

Yet again, there are initial reports of problems with the February update that are specifically affecting the Pixel 6 and 6 Pro and leaving other Pixels unscathed. That seemed to go okay, and yesterday, the Pixel 6 and 6 Pro both received the February software release (with more bug fixes in tow) right alongside older models, and it looked like everything was getting back to normal. After having to pull an earlier update that caused a rash of bugs and connectivity issues for early buyers of the phones, Google tried to get back on track by taking its time with the January update. Google can’t seem to catch a break with software updates for the Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro, the first phones that are powered by the company’s own Tensor chip.