Google Pixel users report staggering problem after latest security update
A host of Google Pixel users are reporting annoying issues following the latest March security update. Pixels ranging from the 7 series to the 9 are met with strange brightness fluctuations, audio issues, and vibration woes. Google rolled out its March security patch last week, shortly after its major feature drop went live.
Google’s March Pixel update brings an unwanted haptic feedback change
The haptic feedback change appears to primarily impact the Pixel 7 and Pixel 8 lineup, as there have been no complaints from Pixel 9 users so far. Interestingly, some Pixel 7 users have the opposite complaint: the haptic feedback is too weak on their phones.
March 2025 Android Security Update Available for Google Pixel Devices
For months we have been testing Android 15 QPR2, knowing that it would release in March as a major quarterly update. It has dropped today as the March Pixel update, and it also happens to be the March Pixel Feature Drop with at least a dozen new features for Pixel owners
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