For those who have a Google Pixel 6, it might be best not to perform a full reset for the foreseeable future. It seems that there is a new issue with this device that could block it.
Apparently, the recent updates introduced to the Google Pixel 6 are causing the devices to not boot properly after a factory reset.
When users perform the process, when they try to boot the system again, an error message should appear stating that the Android operating system could not be started. The device also suggests that users try to reset again, which is done without success.
According to the portal Technology Issues TodayThis bug appears to have appeared in recent updates to the Pixel 6, and Google has confirmed that it is aware of the issue. Therefore, it is possible that future updates will fix the problem.
It's worth noting that the issue appears to affect the entire Pixel 6 family, which is the Pixel 6, Pixel 6 Pro, and Pixel 6a.
For those who have encountered the issue, the most straightforward solution is to use the device's recovery mechanisms to reinstall the latest version of Android.
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