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Google's November Pixel Update Causes Wi-Fi Connectivity Issues

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In Short: Despite these enhancements, the connectivity issues have left many users unable to connect to their work or school Wi-Fi networks.

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Google's November Pixel update, part of the Pixel Drop, introduced several new features including Gemini Intelligence and custom widgets.

However, users have reported significant connectivity issues with workplace and school Wi-Fi networks.

According to Android Authority, Pixel users are experiencing problems connecting to WPA2-Enterprise PEAP/MSCHAPv2 networks, a common enterprise Wi-Fi security protocol.

Users have noted that the issue appears immediately after installing the November update and persists even after factory resetting their devices.

Despite these enhancements, the connectivity issues have left many users unable to connect to their work or school Wi-Fi networks, showing an error message of 'Saved/Connection failure.'

In addition to the Pixel 10 series, the update also includes improvements for Pixel watches and the introduction of Pixel Tag, a tracking device for personal items.

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The exact cause of the connectivity issues has not been established, and Google has not provided a specific timeline for a fix.

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