Google pixel 6 phones 911 ghost calling issue. Here is how to fix the 911 random call issue.

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The Google Pixel 6 and 6 Pro are the most impressive phones yet from the company. However, just like the previous Pixels, these phones have a myriad of early issues that negatively impact the user experience. Among them, the device randomly auto-dialing contacts is easily the most annoying and frustrating one, especially when it happens in the middle of the night. Google Assistant's hotword detection feature was found to be the culprit since turning it off disabled the ghost-dialing problem of the new Pixels. Another temporary fix was to clear the Google app's settings and cache, but it only worked for about a day or so before the random outgoing calls started up again.


Another day, another Pixel 6 problem. This time it seems to be fixable as it looks like a software problem of Android 12. A bunch of Reddit users report their Pixel 6 phones are calling people without any human input. 


Most of the comments state that the phone was either locked or nowhere near its owner. The comments also stay that the phones call random numbers, sometimes in the middle of the night, and there is no evidence as to what exactly causes the bug.


But the issue could be related to Android 12 itself, rather than the Pixel 6 phones. One user reported their Pixel 3 is also ghost dialing numbers. This started happening after they updated their phone to Android 12. If you have a Pixel it might be a good idea to wait for Google to resolve all issues before updating your software.


Google was also quick to acknowledge the issue and said that a fix was in the works. A week later, a Pixel Community Manager confirmed on Reddit that the issue had been resolved in the latest version of the Google app (12.43.18 or higher), which can be found on the Play Store or over at APKMirror. If you don't want your Pixel 6 or 6 Pro ghost-calling random contacts in your phonebook, you should update to the latest Google app as soon as possible.


There are plenty of other Pixel 6 bugs that Google still needs to take care of, especially in respect to the fingerprint scanner, so here's hoping the company is actively looking into fixing them as well.


As per reddit a user share a workaround regarding this issue.


settings > system > gestures > tap to wake and raise to wake, have a poke around in gestures there are some cool options.

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