When a new software update is released, it's always wise to wait a few days to see if other people have problems on their devices. If you happen to own a Pixel 6, you might want to hold off from grabbing Android 15, at least for now.

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At least a couple of users on Reddit reported their devices becoming inoperable after enabling or using this feature. The problem seems more than that, though, as it is not limited to Private Space users.

Although the update process is smooth and uneventful, some Pixel 6 users have complained that Android 15 is bricking their devices.

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.

Google began rolling out the Android 15 update for Pixel devices nearly a week ago, introducing various improvements. However, Pixel 6 owners may want to postpone installing the update. Reports indicate that the Android 15 update is causing Pixel 6 devices to brick unexpectedly, rendering them unusable.

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

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.

As picked up by Android Police, “reports are emerging that the Android 15 update is causing Pixel 6 devices to brick unexpectedly, leaving them unusable… Google devices seem to be having trouble with Android 15 in general.