While Google Pixel users are get the latest Android versions and updates before anyone else, the company hasn’t had the best reputation when it comes to software stability. The latest storage issue with the Android 14 update is evident that the company needs to do better. Thankfully, Google has finally acknowledged a storage bug, which has primarily affected the Pixel 6 smartphone users who have multiple profiles set up on their phones. Google has finally acknowledged the issue The bug basically arrived with the Android 14 update and is stopping users from accessing the media storage on their devices, and there are also no options but to Factory Reset the smartphone. Now, Google has finally acknowledged the issue and has posted the following message on its community forums detailing what the company is doing about it. We are aware of an issue occurring on some Pixel devices (Pixel 6 and later models) that have both received the Android 14 update and have multiple users (other than the primary user) set up. Multiple users include users, guests, restricted profiles, and child users. However, it does not include having more than one Google account within the primary user or work profiles. According to the company, the bug can reboot Pixel phones with a factory data reset message, and upon accepting the message, you will face data loss. Google has additionally stated that they have already pushed out a Google Play System update that allegedly fixes the Android 14 storage bug on any…Google issues advisory for Pixel users with Android 14 storage bug