Google Pixel it crashes randomly during use, a large number of users reporting this problem of the terminals launched by the Google company. These blockages can last a few seconds, or a few minutes, after which the Google Pixel terminals recover, but the problem is very annoying for users, because it does not allow them to use their devices.
So far, no one has been able to discover the cause of these random Google Pixel crashes, but for some, uninstalling the Live360 Family Locator app seems to have solved the problem temporarily. For other Google Pixel users, who do not even use this application, the problem has no solution, and this is because it could be of a software nature in Android, or hardware.
Unlike iPhone terminals, which close randomly, the Google Pixel does not close and its buttons do not respond to commands during the few minutes of blocking. In this idea, Google Pixel users can't even restart their terminals, so they have to wait for them to recover, most of the time being longer than the one needed to restart an iPhone.
Google Pixel freezes randomly during use
According to some who have looked for various solutions for the problem, not even deleting the cache or completely resetting the Google Pixel settings does not solve the problems. In this idea, if even resetting the Google Pixel to the factory settings does not solve the problems, then we could also talk about a hardware defect, not necessarily an Android one.
"My phone keeps freezing and I can't get it to do anything when it does. No response from any buttons for at least a minute and it will just start working randomly."
Those at Google are, of course, aware of the Google Pixel problem, but for now they have not provided any information regarding a possible solution for it. For now, there is not a very large number of Google Pixel customers experiencing the problem, but on the other hand, not very many units have been sold on the global markets.
This is just one of the Google Pixel problems, and a few weeks ago we also talked about the one that affects the speaker.
