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Pixel 6 Pro December 2022 update
It’s been over a month and I still haven’t received the December 2022 update for my Pixel 6 Pro. Is anyone else having this problem?
nk69 wrote:
Wherever they want to comment on this publicly. Silence is the worst approach, especially given T-Mobile's track record on safety and security this past year.
answered then. the site here is primarily peer to peer..the only info you will see on updates is via the device update area https://www.t-mobile.com/support/support/phones-tablets-devices/software-updates but that area only talks about the large OS updates and not so much security patches.
Wherever they want to comment on this publicly. Silence is the worst approach, especially given T-Mobile's track record on safety and security this past year.
reply in here or through some other route? if in here then no..peer to peer assistance only with a handful of admins/moderators to keep the site in order only.
Still no concrete comment or reply from T-Mobile support despite tickets being open on the subject. Not on these forums and not through the open support ticket. A black hole...
Reading the article it sounds like most of the phones affected were the Pixel's on the Fi network which uses the Tmobile network.
Thank you for the information. There's now an active ticket with higher tech support at T-Mobile open to seriously look at this. The finger pointing between T-Mobile and Google is unacceptable to a customer...
nk69 wrote:
Thank you. That's January. We still haven't received December!
There's an article on this also.
https://piunikaweb.com/2023/01/09/some-google-pixel-users-are-still-stuck-on-november-2022-update/
Thank you. That's January. We still haven't received December!
I posted this on another thread. Looks like Google pulled it.
Google support claims that T-Mobile is sitting on the updates and not releasing them. T-Mobile support claims that's Google that's delayed. I believe Google but regardless, this is no flagship device and no way to treat customers in matters of security, it's negligent.
