Google Pixel 6 and 6 Pro users are most familiar with the issue of the digital footprint scanner’s performance. Google has attempted to fix it through updates, but it has failed. Even though he managed to improve things a bit, the digital footprint scanner is still not as fast or as precise as it should be.
It is hoped that these updates will be included in Android 13’s final release. So you simply have to wait until Google begins implementing them by the end of the year. This will hopefully resolve the problem of digital footprint scanning once and for all.
In a recent press release, Google confirmed that the Google Pixel 6A will feature a digital footprint scanner. That only added fuel to the fire. According to this beta compilation, it appears that the digital footprint scanner within the Pixel 6 series can be fixed through an update. That’s great news for Pixel 6 owners.
Digital footprint scanning on the Google Pixel 6 and Google Pixel 6 Pro will be significantly improved by Android 13 when it is released. If the last beta of Android 13 is any indication, a release will occur soon.
