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Pixel 6 April update fixes camera and wireless charging issues, available today

Following last month’s two-week gap, the April’s security update is rolling out for the Pixel 6 on the same day as all other supported Google devices.

There are three specific issues addressed by the Pixel 6 — *[2] — April update across two categories. In the case of the first fix, Google did not detail which wireless chargers will benefit.

Battery & Power

  • Additional improvements for wireless charging performance with certain accessories *[2].

Camera

  • Fix for issue causing front-facing camera preview in certain apps to appear zoomed in *[2].
  • Fix for issue occasionally causing green screen to appear in camera preview *[2].

Meanwhile, all currently supported devices (Pixel 3a-6 Pro) — *[1] — benefit from:

User Interface

  • Fix for crash in System UI while using apps in Picture-in-Picture (PIP) mode in certain conditions *[1].
  • Fix for issue causing error message to display when setting up certain live wallpapers *[1].
  • Fix for issue causing notification shade and Quick Settings to appear invisible after changing wallpaper in certain conditions *[1].
  • Fix for issue occasionally causing animation to display incorrectly when canceling a search in the app drawer *[1].
  • Fix for issue occasionally preventing navigation in overview screen while TalkBack is active *[1].
  • Fix for issue occasionally preventing recents button to show the overview while using 3-button navigation with third party launchers *[1].

The update became available for OTA download/install at around noon PT.

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