From the sounds of things it’s not actually the Android 15 update that’s causing the problems; it’s actually setting up the Private Space feature. At least three users have come across the same issue and posted about their experiences on Reddit. Two of those users had a Pixel 6, while a third had a Pixel 6 Pro.

It's nasty enough that you should probably hold off on updating. Google finally started rolling out Android 15 to still supported Pixel devices last

Some people have it easy, others – among other things – probably own a Pixel 6. See, this notorious phone is in trouble… again. This time, it's the Android 15 that's apparently causing some fatalities here and there.

Last week, Google began distributing its latest Android operating system, Android 15, to eligible Pixel devices. Unfortunately, this update has not been

At long last, Android 15 is officially rolling out to compatible Google Pixel phones (i.e. the Google Pixel 6 and newer), meaning many of the features already teased in various Android 15 betas are now available in their finished form.

Google is rolling out Android 15 today to Pixel devices. It is also adding new features through the October Pixel drop, including improved low-light photography on Instagram and support for underwater photography and video.

Android 15 introduces a completely new design to the expanded Android volume panel on Pixels — with larger, more easily adjusted sliders for specific sorts of media volumes as well as a more prominent button to shift your phone’s audio output from the phone itself to any connected devices.

Some Pixel 6 owners report that their device went completely dead after installing the Android 15 update and enabling Private Space.

The Android 15 update for Pixel devices is causing unexpected bricking of Pixel 6 devices. Users report their Pixel 6 becoming completely unresponsive, with troubleshooting methods yielding no results.