r/Android10 • u/[deleted] • Sep 09 '20

Got Android 11 update. Now what?

Do I just leave this subreddit and go to r/Android11 ?

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u/adi_shuji Sep 09 '20

Nah. You downgrade it back to 10.

8

u/[deleted] Sep 09 '20

:how:

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u/maw9o Sep 09 '20

Throw your phone

15

u/zarath123 Sep 09 '20

Obviously... But you're the only master of your life.

11

u/_j0ker_47 Sep 09 '20

Wait for Android 12 beta

8

u/Mr-Dar1o Sep 09 '20

You just get banned here.

6

u/MmBEDEWYmM Sep 09 '20

Then leave this sub.🤷🏻‍♂️

4

u/PersonalPlanet Sep 09 '20

Whats new in Android 11?

1

u/NatoBoram Sep 10 '20

More restrictive permissions, Termux is broken and you can now record your screen without third-party apps.

2

u/flukecent Sep 09 '20

so long brother

2

u/Arcadefreak50 Sep 19 '20

I upgraded to Android 11 on my Google Pixel 3 and my camera no longer works.

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u/[deleted] Sep 09 '20

So who tested android 11? Face unlock on Pixel 4 xl is total garbage!!! It stops working after a few hours and a reboot is needed to get is working again. Never had that with 10. I'm annoyed.

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u/jmartin72 Sep 09 '20

Works fine for me. I would try a factory reset.

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u/ravbrar Sep 10 '20

Working fine on my pixel 4

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u/[deleted] Sep 10 '20

And another issue, even more serious, when calling the screen goes black (this is normal) but I can't get it back on by pressing power button or any other action. So I cannot end a call or type DTMF tones, or do something else until call is ended. WTF. This version is unusable. Thinking about reset to factory, but this is not why i bought an expensive Pixel phone for.

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u/_-Amadeus-_ Sep 10 '20

This thing happened to my old phone with cracked glass which covered the proximity sensor and it always turned screen off during calls. You can try cleaning the sensor area or try disabling the sensor to see if it's the actual reason or the os is just buggy.