Pixel stuck in a bootloop after installing a recent update? Google finally has a fix
Google has released a fix for the bootloop issue that affected Pixel phones after the recent March 2026 update. The problem prevented devices from completing the boot process, prompting widespread reports from users. The fix is being distributed via an over‑the‑air update and detailed instructions are available on Android Authority.
- ▪The March 2026 software update caused many Pixel devices to enter a continuous bootloop, rendering them unusable.
- ▪Google confirmed the issue and issued a corrective update to resolve the bootloop problem.
- ▪Android Authority published step‑by‑step guidance on how users can apply the fix, including using safe mode or flashing the new image.
- ▪The fix applies to affected models such as the Pixel 7, Pixel 7 Pro, and Pixel 9a, among others.
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