Update #2: According to Kyle at HardOCP, Google has flipped on its story again. After assuring him that his phone must have been reported lost or stolen and that Google had nothing to do with it, Kyle reached out to the party who sold him the phone.
Update #2: According to Kyle at HardOCP, Google has flipped on its story again. After assuring him that his phone must have been reported lost or stolen and that Google had nothing to do with it, Kyle reached out to the party who sold him the phone.
Update #2: According to Kyle at HardOCP, Google has flipped on its story again. After assuring him that his phone must have been reported lost or stolen and that Google had nothing to do with it, Kyle reached out to the party who sold him the phone.
Update #2: According to Kyle at HardOCP, Google has flipped on its story again. After assuring him that his phone must have been reported lost or stolen and that Google had nothing to do with it, Kyle reached out to the party who sold him the phone.
Update #2: According to Kyle at HardOCP, Google has flipped on its story again. After assuring him that his phone must have been reported lost or stolen and that Google had nothing to do with it, Kyle reached out to the party who sold him the phone.
Update #2: According to Kyle at HardOCP, Google has flipped on its story again. After assuring him that his phone must have been reported lost or stolen and that Google had nothing to do with it, Kyle reached out to the party who sold him the phone.
Update #2: According to Kyle at HardOCP, Google has flipped on its story again. After assuring him that his phone must have been reported lost or stolen and that Google had nothing to do with it, Kyle reached out to the party who sold him the phone.
Update #2: According to Kyle at HardOCP, Google has flipped on its story again. After assuring him that his phone must have been reported lost or stolen and that Google had nothing to do with it, Kyle reached out to the party who sold him the phone.
Update #2: According to Kyle at HardOCP, Google has flipped on its story again. After assuring him that his phone must have been reported lost or stolen and that Google had nothing to do with it, Kyle reached out to the party who sold him the phone.
Update #2: According to Kyle at HardOCP, Google has flipped on its story again. After assuring him that his phone must have been reported lost or stolen and that Google had nothing to do with it, Kyle reached out to the party who sold him the phone.
Update #2: According to Kyle at HardOCP, Google has flipped on its story again. After assuring him that his phone must have been reported lost or stolen and that Google had nothing to do with it, Kyle reached out to the party who sold him the phone.
Update #2: According to Kyle at HardOCP, Google has flipped on its story again. After assuring him that his phone must have been reported lost or stolen and that Google had nothing to do with it, Kyle reached out to the party who sold him the phone.
If you’re looking to pick up a new Pixel or Pixel XL from yourself through Swappa, you may end up with a blacklisted device. One such case has arisen after a device was purchased through Swappa after it was previously activated through Project Fi.
If you’re looking to pick up a new Pixel or Pixel XL from yourself through Swappa, you may end up with a blacklisted device. One such case has arisen after a device was purchased through Swappa after it was previously activated through Project Fi.
If you’re looking to pick up a new Pixel or Pixel XL from yourself through Swappa, you may end up with a blacklisted device. One such case has arisen after a device was purchased through Swappa after it was previously activated through Project Fi.
If you’re looking to pick up a new Pixel or Pixel XL from yourself through Swappa, you may end up with a blacklisted device. One such case has arisen after a device was purchased through Swappa after it was previously activated through Project Fi.
If you’re looking to pick up a new Pixel or Pixel XL from yourself through Swappa, you may end up with a blacklisted device. One such case has arisen after a device was purchased through Swappa after it was previously activated through Project Fi.
If you’re looking to pick up a new Pixel or Pixel XL from yourself through Swappa, you may end up with a blacklisted device. One such case has arisen after a device was purchased through Swappa after it was previously activated through Project Fi.
