Google drops Android 13 Beta 3.1 just two days after Beta 3's release to fix a single issue Comments

• Anonymous
• IbG
• 14 Jun 2022

Anonymous, 11 Jun 2022thats the thing i hate about android why not give long term update like windows like 5 year l... moreMan. I WISH I could keep Android 11 on my phone without being forces to install Android 12 for security patches.

I know the Google Play Security updates exist, but they only fix so much.

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• Anonymous
• IbG
• 14 Jun 2022

Removing the overscroll?


No?

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• KondriX
• pku
• 12 Jun 2022

Trooper, 11 Jun 2022Quite a large version number bump for such a simple single bug (or forgetfulness, in this case... moreThis is not Android 13.1, but Android 13 Beta 3.1. They could name it Beta 147, does that change anything? The final release will be just Android 13.

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• Anonymous
• uSZ
• 12 Jun 2022

Anonymous, 11 Jun 2022Android 13 aka Android 12.0.1 or Android 11.0.2That's Android 12.2

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• nani
• UD{
• 12 Jun 2022

Anonymous, 11 Jun 2022LoL Google. Fixing a beta bug in beta version 🤣🤣🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️that's why its called beta.

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• Fulljack
• 9aS
• 11 Jun 2022

Anonymous, 11 Jun 2022Android 13 aka Android 12.0.1 or Android 11.0.2you forget android 12L or 12.1 lol

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• Anonymous
• 3yL
• 11 Jun 2022

Anonymous, 11 Jun 2022LoL Google. Fixing a beta bug in beta version 🤣🤣🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️You thought beta versions were for introducing bugs?

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• Anonymous
• vGS
• 11 Jun 2022

Android 13 aka Android 12.0.1 or Android 11.0.2

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• davidtb823
• kAX
• 11 Jun 2022

I thought it was a pretty good idea that OnePlus went to Google components (unify for the better)
but I liked OxygenOS's components better.

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• Trooper
• mE0
• 11 Jun 2022

Quite a large version number bump for such a simple single bug (or forgetfulness, in this case). It could end-up as Android 14 at this rate, if they keep bumping it with such large steps for silly inconsequential things...

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• Anonymous
• vGS
• 11 Jun 2022

Penk2856, 11 Jun 2022Funny the fact they are implementing EROFS, the file system developed by Huawei That's great , nice and free Speed improvements courtesy of Huawei and Open Source software.

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• Anonymous
• 7kj
• 11 Jun 2022

thats the thing i hate about android why not give long term update like windows like 5 year legacy so for those years there may only security updates , ios also became the same updates every year . but at least they dont release unstable builds

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• Penk2856
• m%3
• 11 Jun 2022

Funny the fact they are implementing EROFS, the file system developed by Huawei

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• Rly
• nQY
• 11 Jun 2022

Anonymous, 11 Jun 2022LoL Google. Fixing a beta bug in beta version 🤣🤣🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️But i think its the way to get a stable version right?
And no, i dont have a Pixel phone and i dont think i ever will.

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• Anonymous
• YUU
• 11 Jun 2022

LoL Google. Fixing a beta bug in beta version 🤣🤣🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️

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