The Android update is said to work for users who have multiple Google accounts within the primary user or work profiles set up on their Pixel smartphones.
Google will roll out an Android update for an issue on some Pixel 6 and newer models facing media storage access issues after receiving the Android 14 update. The fix for impacted users will return their devices to an operable state, the company said in a support page.
To recall, Google acknowledged in a support page earlier this week that it is aware of the issue where the primary owners of some Pixel 6 and later models are unable to access media storage. The problem is affecting smartphone models that have received the Android 14 update and have multiple users such as users, guests, restricted profile, and child users; apart from the primary user.Google Fixes Android 14 Storage Access Issue With Android Update
In an update, Google said that the Android update for impacted users will be rolled out starting in the next two weeks. While the update is supposed to help return the affected devices to an operable state, unfortunately, this might not be the case for everyone as the update will not be able to recover data on devices that are repeatedly rebooting.
