Google has released the second beta of Android 17 QPR1 for beta users with eligible Pixel devices, including the Pixel 6 and newer Pixel models. Android 17 QPR1 Beta 2 mainly focuses on important bug fixes and stability improvements, preparing the update for the public release.
Google began testing Android 17 QPR1 last month with the release of beta 1. We can expect a few more beta builds before the update is officially released as the next Pixel Feature Drop.
The Android 17 QPR1 Beta update comes with build number CP31.260423.012.A1 and is still based on the April security patch. This particular beta build mainly focuses on bug fixes and overall improvements. Here’s the official changelog for the Android 17 QPR1 Beta 2 update.
- Resolved an issue where the Terminal app fails to launch, resulting in an unresolvable error pop-up and infinite loading.
- Fixed a display issue where date and weather information overlapped the fingerprint sensor area on the lock screen.
- Terminating a third active call from the head unit incorrectly disconnects an existing conference call participant instead of the intended call.
- Fixed an issue where mobile signal bars incorrectly display as empty or greyed out despite active connectivity, preventing users from accurately gauging their network signal strength.
- Custom themed app icons incorrectly appear enlarged on the homescreen when returning from an application.
- Resolves a bug in the F2FS file system that could result in data corruption or unexpected system instability.
- Fixed a UI issue that caused visual instability or glitches when moving apps in the recent items screen.
- Fixed an issue where navigation bar swipe gestures failed to switch between recent apps.
- Resolved an issue where the Bluetooth tethering toggle would reset to off after device restarts or Bluetooth cycles, requiring users to manually re-enable internet sharing for connected devices.
If you have an eligible Pixel phone and have opted for the Android Beta, this build should be available on your Pixel device as an OTA update. You can check for the update in System Settings. Before installing the update, make sure to take a backup of your device.
If you want to manually update your Pixel to the Android 17 QPR1 Beta 1, then you can download OTA files and factory images from this official link.
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