While Android 14 promises significant improvements to Google's smartphone operating system, it seems to have triggered a notable setback for Pixel 6, Pixel 6 Pro, and Pixel 6a users with multiple profiles. After the recent Android 14 rollout, a growing number of users are encountering severe storage-related challenges, rendering their devices practically unusable for everyday tasks.

The problem primarily affects the primary profile on Pixel 6 devices, disabling essential functions such as capturing media, downloading files, and managing applications. Despite a functional secondary profile, the main profile's storage issues persist, leading to frustration and inconvenience among affected users. Troubles extend to Google Photos displaying only low-quality previews, applications indicating zero available storage, and limitations on accessing files via USB from a connected PC.

Although the issue appears relatively contained due to the limited usage of user profiles on smartphones, Google's lack of response or solution has left users in the dark, emphasizing the need for a prompt and effective resolution from the tech giant.