Absolutely amazing how Google can release these updates for devices that _they make and support themselves_ without first running tests on the operating system

Absolutely amazing how Google can release these updates for devices that _they make and support themselves_ without first running tests on the operating system and making sure these things don't happen. Yes, I'm sure there's hard to track down bugs and this is likely one of them - but the fact that people are trying to get Google's attention because their phones are soft-bricking and Google continues to do nothing about it says volumes about how much they care about their customers. I ran into a problem with the Pixel 5 I was running at the time. Woke up in the morning and the phone was off. Wouldn't boot. Wouldn't respond to anything at all. Thousands of people were having the same issue all within the span of a few months - Google Bug was created, nothing was done for 3-4 weeks while hundreds of users added their input on the bug... then the issue was suddenly closed with "won't fix" with no explanation. I know the law is toothless against these massive corporations because the governments been bought out for decades at this point, but I'd sure love to see a company like Google/Alphabet shattered into tens of different companies. There's no reason why they need to control Search, Ads, Cloud Computing, Device Manufacturing, Operating System Development, etc. Same goes for all the other large companies doing the same thing.