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Android 17 QPR2 Beta 1 is randomly sending Pixels to a date that doesn’t exist

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Android 17 QPR2 Beta 1 is randomly sending Pixels to a date that doesn’t exist

The Android 17 QPR2 Beta 1 update has introduced an unusual bug that randomly alters the displayed date on certain devices. This issue is observed in the quick settings date readout, while the status bar time, calendar, and task apps remain unaffected. As expected with any Android beta, the occurrence of bugs is common, often resulting from app crashes, system freezes, or battery drainage. However, this particular bug from Android 17 QPR2 Beta 1 has proven to be quite peculiar and unexpected.

The incident began one morning, when the device's date unexpectedly changed from July 28th to "0 Jan." Despite questioning whether this should be interpreted as January 0th or Jan 0rd, the irregularity was undeniable. A simple reboot resolved the issue temporarily, but the problem resurfaced the following day. This time, the date reverted to Wednesday, January 1st. Although this date is indeed a Wednesday, the recurring nature of the bug remains puzzling and deserves further investigation.

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