Android 14 OTA Missing

This is very frustrating.  It should not take this long to receive an update.

Sí.

https://developers.google.com/android/ota

Just look at the listed release. Stock is us released and att but Verizon and T-Mobile b1 and c1 not released yet idk why they got to step up in their game here. being late to a major released is bad.

T-Mobile seems to have a preference for iPhones. When I was switching one of the phone customer service representatives felt like they were trying to talk me out of Pixel to get an iPhone. They asked why you would get a Pixel 7 when you can get an iPhone. To me it feels like they purposely tank the Google community to increase iPhone support. I have an iPhone as well, but I like both devices updated with the new updates. If their servers can't handle the load and ATT and Verizon can, I might just have to switch to one of them. If I don't see the updates showing up today (3 days late) I am going to pay off the small amount I have left on this Pixel and take my family plan elsewhere.  The Google Pixel repair updater site is also not allowing me to bypass T-Mobile's update available, in case others are thinking of getting the update there. It's ridiculous. 

Still no update.  No explanation.  T Mobile says that the update is controlled by Google; Google says the update is controlled by T Mobile.

It is annoying.

Si tienes un Tarjeta SIM instead of an eSim, the easiest way to receive the update is as follows:

1 - Remove your SIM card from the phone.
2 - Insert a SIM card from another provider (in my case Cricket did the job).
3 - Check if you have a new update. If it doesn't appear the first time, keep CLICKING until it appears that you have an update. DO NOT REMOVE THE SIM CARD YET.
4 - When the Update to Android 14 message appears, click update (download and install).
5 - Once it is updating with the bar in progress, you can remove the sim card BUT DO NOT INSERT THE T-MOBILE SIM CARD YET.
6 - The update may take between one or two hours. Do not use your phone until the update is complete.
7 - When the update is finished, click the REBOOT button that appears.
8 - Once it is completely up, you can now insert the T-Mobile SIM Card.

I have already done it on two Pixel 7 Pro phones. This shows that the one stopping the update is not Google, but T-Mobile, and it is not the first time it has happened.

Another reason to stick with my physical SIM card instead of the eSim.

I haven't got it yet and I purchased my 7 from Google.

My Pixel 6 I purchased through Tmobile hasn't received it yet either.

I swapped out my T-Mobile sim card for a different one and immediately got the update on my pixel device purchased unlocked. I don't know why T-Mobile blocks updates like this.

bchilds wrote:

I swapped out my T-Mobile sim card for a different one and immediately got the update on my pixel device purchased unlocked. I don't know why T-Mobile blocks updates like this.

Didn't work for me on my 7 purchased from Google using a Fi Sim.

gramps28 wrote:

bchilds wrote:

I swapped out my T-Mobile sim card for a different one and immediately got the update on my pixel device purchased unlocked. I don't know why T-Mobile blocks updates like this.

Didn't work for me on my 7 purchased from Google using a Fi Sim.

I rebooted as well and made sure that the sim card connected to the network (e.g. wasn't in airplane mode). In case it helps. It was on a Pixel 6.