Android Q Beta 5 rollout temporarily halted by Google due to an unannounced issue
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UPDATE:Google has resumed rolling out Android Q Beta 5. Pixel users can join the Beta program by clicking right here. Keep in mind that once you join the Beta program, you can stay with it until the final and stable version of Android Q is sent out. Or, you can leave and return to Android 9 Pie. However, to do so, you'll have to perform a factory reset. Keep in mind that Beta versions of Android are buggy and your favorites features or apps might not work correctly. Your best bet is to hold out for the official release which should take place some time this quarter.
We're aware of an issue with Android Q Beta 5 related to installing updates. We've temporarily paused Beta 5 OTA updates to all Pixel devices as we investigate the issue. We apologize for any inconvenience, and will provide this post once the issue is resolved."-Google
Android Q is expected to bring some new features such as a "system-wide" dark mode, new gestures for navigation, access to the navigation bar from anywhere on the screen, new Google Assistant animation, Live Captions and more.
Several Pixel owners were dismayed to find that the update was pulled right while they were in the middle of installing it. As soon as we hear that Google is resuming the distribution of Android Q Beta 5 update, we will update this story.
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