After the March update, numerous Pixel smartphones are stuck in a restart loop. Google now appears to be testing a beta update to save data.

Google is reportedly testing a beta update with affected users to fix the Pixel boot loop issue that cropped up after the March update.

The March update for Pixel phones introduced a boot loop bug for several users that quickly became recognized as a widespread issue, and not it looks like Google might finally have a fix for the bug.

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