Google has recently made the debut of its Android 12 Developer Preview 1 for Pixel devices. According to Google, the first preview version of Android is full of changes for developers. Android 12 has updates on how the operating system handles images, videos, and future security updates.
Android 12 is about making the operating system “more intuitive, better, and more secure.” In this preview version, many changes only apply to developers, as in the case of many other early developer preview versions, there are not too many visual changes to the new operating system. However, there are still many small changes.
You might have tried out the first Developer Preview, and because it’s not quite ready for a public beta, it has bugs and issues that you’re not happy to deal with. Luckily, downgrading from the Android 12 Developer Preview 1 back to Android 11 is possible and not too difficult.
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Before downgrading to Android 11, make sure to back up all of your data before even attempting this. You will lose your device data, as this method requires a device wipe, and your device will be wiped several times during this process.
Follow These Steps To Make It Done:
- Download and install Android SDK Platform-tools
- Enable USB debugging and OEM unlocking
- Download the most recent compatible Factory Image
- Boot into device bootloader
- Unlock bootloader
- Enter the flash command
- Relock bootloader (optional)
- Reboot your phone
How to downgrade from the Android 12 Developer Preview on Google Pixel – Credit 9to5Google
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