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A Pixel 9 Pro Is Being Kept “Hostage” By Google After Its Automated Repair Diagnostic Incorrectly Charged An Owner $490 For A Non-Existent Problem

Wccftech·May 29

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A Pixel 9 Pro owner is reportedly being charged $490 for a non-existent problem after an automated repair diagnostic error. However, it is unclear if this issue is related to other reported problems with the device, such as camera issues or quality control concerns. The situation has raised questions about Google's handling of the situation and the device's overall quality.

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