Busted: Pixel 6 & 6 Pro Users Facing a Silent Call Reject Bug
Picture this: you’re scrolling through chats, and suddenly your Pixel 6 or Pixel 6 Pro drips out an incoming call, but then it just drops it straight into voicemail. No buzz, no notification, no “incoming call” screen—just an empty voicemail. That’s the weird glitch shaking up the Google fan base.
What’s Happening?
- The devices silently reject incoming calls.
- The calls go straight to voicemail.
- No notification pops up.
- Owners only realize they missed a call by checking the call log afterward.
How Users Are Feeling
It’s one thing to get a spam call and reject it—another when the phone does it on your behalf. Many commenters on Reddit and the Google Support Forum are saying they’re “blessed” with a new way to dodge callers, but the lack of a call notification feels like your phone is playing hide‑and‑seek with your voice.
The Fix (or the Plan)
Google’s support community is suggesting you stay away from third‑party call‑blocking apps—those often cause the very glitch we’re seeing. And if your phone has updated to the latest OS yet you’re still stuck in this silent call saga, keep an eye on OTA updates—Google might release a patch soon.
Bottom Line
For now, it’s a late‑night surprise: Your Pixel 6 phones are auto‑rejecting calls without telling you. If you’re feeling the edge of a missed chat hour, double‑check your calls log, and maybe prep yourself for a call‑free voicemail playlist. Stay tuned for the fix, and watch out for those silent stealings of your phone’s call budget!
Pixel’s Call‑Ghost Mystery
Picture this: you’re scrolling through your phone, only to notice that a call you never heard actually got declined in the log. The twist? The phone didn’t even ring. The owner never got a notification, so there was no way to tap “reject.”
Who’s Got the Problem?
- Users with Google Pixels recently reported the glitch.
- Despite the log saying “declined,” the device never buzzed.
- Everyone insists they haven’t turned on Do‑Not‑Disturb.
What’s Google Doing?
At this point, Google hasn’t issued a statement the crazy bug is still on the radar. Until they drop an official fix, the only remedies are the usual.
- Power‑cycle the device.
- Re‑install the phone’s software.
- Keep your fingers crossed for a firmware patch.
Bottom Line
If you’re using a Pixel, keep an eye on that call log and trust your inner detective. Right now, there’s no magic solution—just good old resets and hopeful waiting for Google to sort it out.
