New Pixel 6 problem; Users complain about the deactivation of network services

Some users of the Pixel 6 and 6 Pro in different geographical locations have reported an accidental disruption to their network service. This problem has not been reported in previous mobile phones in this series.

This seems to be the case for a particular region or telecommunications company as well will not be limited, Because users from the United States, Canada and other parts of the world have reportedly encountered it. Phones usually recover automatically after the network service is disabled, but some users have also reported that they must reboot their device to fix this problem.

Also, not only Reddit users have mentioned this issue and several people in Official Google Chat Forums Have also reported this problem. On the other hand, some users point out that this problem has recently arisen for them, so it can be attributed to the recent update of the Pixel phones.

However, several users managed to get replacement devices after contacting Google, but this does not help much to solve the reported problem, because the problems for this group of users have continued. Google Support also advises users to reset their Pixel 6 phone network once, but this does not change anything.

However, replacing another SIM card seems to help, and several users have reported that turning off “Adaptive Connectivity” from the settings menu has largely solved the problem.

In the past, there have been various reports about the problems of Google phones. For example, some users have reported that the device can also be unlocked with an unregistered fingerprint. However, Google has fixed this issue with the release of a new update. Another reported problem was accidental mobile phone calls, which Google fixed with a software update.

However, we have to wait for Google to fix the newly reported problem of deactivating the network service.