Pixel 6a Can't Seem To Fix Its Fingerprint Scanner Issues

Google’s pixel smartphone seems to have an uncomfortable relationship with a fingerprint scanner on the screen for a while now. Late last year, immediately after the release of Google Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro, users around the world began to report some problems with a fingerprint scanner on this device. The main complaint around this feature is the overall sluggishness and lack of general accuracy. This resulted in many delayed opening and the opening that failed higher than the average. No need to say, this problem affects the overall use of Pixel 6 lineup.

It seems strange, Google is trying to justify the speed of a fingerprint scanner by suggesting it is a safety feature that is needed. Apparently, the delayed opening was caused by the Google algorithm which made him sure that the cellphone could only be opened by the device owner. The next software update for the Pixel 6 series greatly enhances the experience of unlocking the device, making some users question whether Google’s justification for the slow scanning scanning is completely needed.

Even more confusing is that Google will once again launch a telephone with a series of very similar problems. Pixel 6A, the company’s latest Pixel series smartphone, sent to the initial reviewer with a bug version that is even more serious. If not only, the latest version of Android 13 Beta – instead of fixing problems – just exchange one problem with another.

Android 13 Beta update on Pixel 6a slows scan speed

After updating Google Pixel 6A to the latest beta version from Android 13, Tushar Mehta Slashgear confirmed that the recognition of fingerprints had become “very slow.” Reform also seems to have damaged the ability of the cellphone to add new fingerprints with constant unable to process fingerprint errors “.

Until now, the only way to fix this problem is to restore the Pixel 6A to a stable version of Android 12. It is important to note, here, that beta software from Google comes with a staffing that shows errors can occur, as happened, such as, such as the case, like mistakes, such as mistakes, such as mistakes that suggest mistakes, such as those who suggest mistakes, such as those that show mistakes, such as mistakes, such as mistakes, such as mistakes that suggest mistakes, such as mistakes, such as mistakes that suggest mistakes , such as mistakes, such as mistakes, such as mistakes that suggest mistakes, such as mistakes, such as mistakes, such as mistakes that suggest mistakes, such as mistakes, such as mistakes that suggest mistakes, such as mistakes, such as mistakes that recommend mistakes, such as kesa land, such as mistakes, such as errors that suggest, such as mistakes, such as mistakes that suggest mistakes, such as mistakes, such as mistakes that show errors, such as mistakes, such as errors that suggest mistakes, such as those that show errors, such as errors, because errors can occur, Like errors, because errors can occur, such as errors, because errors can occur. This system (according to definition) is still in testing. It is most likely that this problem will be handled when the phone receives an official nod for Android 13 later this year.

Meanwhile, users who run the latest security updates for Google Pixel 6A have seen what seems to be an improvement for “more serious bug versions mentioned earlier” where the potential for human fingers can pass the lock screen after a fingerprint and fingerprint scanner active. The current fingerprint scan on Google Pixel 6A (with stable software) is not too fast, but it seems accurate.