Android 17 QPR2 Beta 3 adds Pixel customization tools, call-forwarding scam protections, and experimental cellular security features.

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Google has quietly replaced public Git access to Pixel kernel source code with a manual application process, slowing custom ROM development, GrapheneOS reports.

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PoC exploit code is public for CVE-2026-64560, a Linux kernel CPU timer flaw that gives a root shell on Pixel 10 Pro. CVSS 7.0. Details inside.

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PoC exploit code is public for CVE-2026-43074, a Linux kernel eventpoll flaw that gives a root shell on Pixel 10 Pro. CVSS 7.3. Details inside.

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Android 17 is rolling out to supported Pixel devices first, while non-Pixel users and IT teams face separate OEM timelines, beta programs, and app-testing considerations.

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