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Pixel 6 How to solve a bug "call you on your own"

Have you put your smartphone in your pocket and have a phone call before you know it? Sometimes you just need to be embarrassed, and in some cases it is quite troublesome, but it is a salvation that this misplaced trust is rarely. However, if several friends and acquaintances say, "You'll receive a strange phone call recently," it's a different story. It is not just a mistake. If you are using Pixel 6 or Pixel 6 Pro and have done so recently, it's not just you. But don't worry. There is a way to stop frequently misplaced miscellaneous trust. Currently, Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro are being randomly sent to the phone number registered in the contact list. The strange thing is that these misunderstandings often occur when the user is not operating the smartphone.

Two possible causes

Smartphone miscellaneous trust occurs when the lock is unlocked. It's no surprise that Pixel users are confused by being called from a smartphone in the lock. It is known that such a mysterious misunderstanding may be caused by Google Assistant. If you encounter this problem, check the history of "Google My Country". You may be calling by Google Assistant, even if you don't remember such instructions. If you are a Pixel 6 user, you don't remember saying "Hey Google", or if you don't remember the assistant, but the phone was being sent without permission, it was due to a software bug. When 9to5GOOGLE verified, I was able to reproduce this problem with one of the staff's smartphone. It didn't seem to be reproduced with some Pixel 6, but at least one Pixel 6 Pro repeatedly observed this bug.

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