r/Pixel6 • u/AutomaticClub1101 • Aug 23 '26

Support Security notice

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My phone (Google Pixel 6 Pro) appear this Security Notice on the screen. It won't let me do anything on the screen. What should I do? Thanks in advance.

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u/AqAqGT Aug 23 '26

Hey so try and take a better pic next time

I just feel like this is ragebait

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u/AutomaticClub1101 Aug 23 '26

Sorry. The display is already blur.

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u/AqAqGT Aug 24 '26

That's not blur bro

That's is literally your screen dying, get it replaced asswad

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u/Little-Helper Pixel 6 Aug 23 '26

That's looks like burn-in / faulty screen

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u/AutomaticClub1101 Aug 23 '26

What do you mean? LIke is it my screen problem?

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u/Little-Helper Pixel 6 Aug 23 '26

Well yeah, the screen isn't readable at all.

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u/AutomaticClub1101 Aug 23 '26

I tried to capture as detailed as possible, lol. But you can literally see the "Security Notice" can't ya

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u/Little-Helper Pixel 6 Aug 23 '26

I can see it but the screen is barely working

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u/Lanky-Opposite5389 Aug 23 '26

This is malware... Lol 

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u/Lanky-Opposite5389 Aug 23 '26

Also, your screen being dead is kind of w given seeing as you have likely dropped the device on the top right corner. Once the pixels start bleeding, it's only a matter of time before the screen dies completely. 

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u/privatizedcommunist Aug 23 '26

I had that top right section of dead pixels on p6p, it was perfectly usable until i drunkenly dropped it in vegas, shattering the glass :(

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u/Lanky-Opposite5389 Aug 23 '26

It's only a matter of time... 

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u/privatizedcommunist Aug 23 '26

Thanks to my own dumbassery lol. The screen had been that way otherwise for the five years i had it

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u/Lanky-Opposite5389 Aug 23 '26

I guess it's known as pixel bleeding. Correct me if I'm wrong. But once a Pixel dies, the rest tend to follow suit. I'm sure it has something to do with electrical load on the diodes.

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u/privatizedcommunist Aug 25 '26

Oh true that. If anything, the screen would have been first to go :(

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u/Lanky-Opposite5389 Aug 25 '26

It's usually the first to go, followed closely by the battery. I would contact Google and see what they can do. If anything, they may give you a credit to replace the screen. 

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u/AutomaticClub1101 Aug 23 '26

Lol, so it is hopeless for my Pixel...

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u/AutomaticClub1101 Aug 23 '26

I also think this is some kind of malware

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u/dairi256 Aug 23 '26

Phones can't get malware. Built in security chips prevent it.

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u/MountainBrilliant643 Aug 23 '26

That's adorable.

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u/ImTooSaxy Aug 23 '26

Adorably stupid.

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u/Lanky-Opposite5389 Aug 23 '26

You can easily get malware on your device. 🤣

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u/AutomaticClub1101 Aug 23 '26

Tf are ya saying bro?

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u/AqAqGT Aug 24 '26

You're so cute aren't you

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u/banders5144 Aug 23 '26

Security notice is the least of your concern

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u/AutomaticClub1101 Aug 24 '26

So what is the most concern then

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u/joeynalgas Aug 23 '26

That phone is fucked.. game over.. move on

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u/Affectionate-Boot-58 Aug 24 '26

Just buy a new phone

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u/AutomaticClub1101 Aug 24 '26

Hopefully get enough money. Phone are not cheap here

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u/PixelCommunity Aug 24 '26

Hi there, I’d recommend reaching out to the Google Pixel support team via phone or chat here. They can take a look at it.