Google corrects the problem of the bootloop of Android Q beta, resumes the updates

Google has reissued the fourth beta of Android Q after fixing a problem that caused some Pixel devices to boot, which meant that they were stuck in a constant reset state. The problem occurred after some Pixel users tried to install the Over-The-Air beta. Writing to Twitter, Google said all beta devices will now receive the new Beta 4 update and update downloadable images for developers.

This incident is a good reminder to never install beta software on any hardware that you rely on as the primary device, no matter how tempting it is with new features. That said, aside from this incident, Google's Android updates tend to be quite reliable. With Android Nougat, the company introduced a new method called "System Updates (Transparent)" to allow a device to roll back to a previous version when it encountered problems with an update – we do not know why the fallback solution did not solve the problem. opportunity.

Android Q Beta 4 is a pretty minor update in the grand scheme of things. In addition to changing the new dark mode theme of the software and fixing various bugs, the update included a new settings menu item that suggests native facial recognition for Android.