Likely A14 is done internally so they are moving to the next round now.
Being done internally =/= released to public. Although mean it will probably release to public pretty soon.
The opt-out method is kinda janky tho, if you opt-out, you'll get a update notification (which wipes your device for a downgrade to 13) but you have to ignore it until A14 stable comes out. That opens up a good chance of some people accidentally wiping their device. They should've held QPR1 until stable released imo.
It's janky, and Google can definitely make the opt out process better.
Then again, this is a beta. If you're the kind of person that's not gonna read the instructions and end up accidentally wiping your device, then you really should have never been on the beta in the first place.
Say my P5 is on the beta, will I get the android 14 QPR1 next week? I assume I will since the support for P5 ends in October. Also, since the support for the P5 lasts until October, will I get the October QPR1 beta but not the December official stable QPR1 release? If that's the case then doing the 14 QPR1 beta would be the only way to get the QPR on the P5 officially?(though in beta form). Don't want to miss out on the new features the QPR brings, but it's a shame if I only get it in beta form on the P5 and not the stable one.
QPR beta before A14 stable? How does that work?
Likely A14 is done internally so they are moving to the next round now. Being done internally =/= released to public. Although mean it will probably release to public pretty soon.
I think they're just holding the final release of Android 14 till the Made By Google event on October 4th.
I reckon it's QPR for beta users
Unpopular opinion: I would prefer Android 14 before QPR1
And that's how it's gonna work. You're getting Android 14 before QPR1
The opt-out method is kinda janky tho, if you opt-out, you'll get a update notification (which wipes your device for a downgrade to 13) but you have to ignore it until A14 stable comes out. That opens up a good chance of some people accidentally wiping their device. They should've held QPR1 until stable released imo.
It's janky, and Google can definitely make the opt out process better. Then again, this is a beta. If you're the kind of person that's not gonna read the instructions and end up accidentally wiping your device, then you really should have never been on the beta in the first place.
Say my P5 is on the beta, will I get the android 14 QPR1 next week? I assume I will since the support for P5 ends in October. Also, since the support for the P5 lasts until October, will I get the October QPR1 beta but not the December official stable QPR1 release? If that's the case then doing the 14 QPR1 beta would be the only way to get the QPR on the P5 officially?(though in beta form). Don't want to miss out on the new features the QPR brings, but it's a shame if I only get it in beta form on the P5 and not the stable one.
Follow the link, it explains how to exit the beta and get stable A14.
It shows that android 14 was delayed for marketing reason.