Don't upgrade Android Q Beta 3 device for the time being, you will encounter constant reboot.

If you upgrade to the third beta version of Android Q, have you recently crashed by the constant reboot of the device? in fact, it is, because many users have encountered a similar situation, and people complain that Google is getting louder and louder.

Many users find that after upgrading their devices to Android Q Beta 3, the equipment market will restart, and the status of the restart without any warning, people are caught off guard.

From the results of some developers' analysis, the above situation is caused by Project Mainline. Project Mainline is the main update in Android Q Beta 3, and Google's goal is to provide security updates to users' phones as quickly, consistently and easily as possible.

As users complained more and more, Google responded that it did find a forced restart of the device after running Project Mainline, but said the problems would be fixed in the test version of Android Q Beta, not in the official version.

In Project Mainline, there are 14 Mainline components involved in security, privacy and consistency, and under the new module component upgrade mechanism, you can upgrade more easily, such as downloading and installing updates through the Play App Mall.