Google Pixel live support includes screen sharing

Written by Andre Yoskowitz @ 05 Oct 2016 11:18 User comments (1)

During their Pixel launch yesterday, Google also announced that each Pixel phone owner would get 24/7 live support, either via phone call or live chat.

Today, we have some more information on the service, which even includes screen share, allowing Google support reps to see exactly what the issue is on your device as you do in real-time. This is very similar to Amazon's Fire support and is great news for consumers that may not be as tech-savvy.

To access the support, go down go directly to the MadeByGoogle website and toggle the support tab: Here

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110.10.2016 10:32

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interesting except it won't be phone support from google it will be 24/7 support from verizon you might need to notice google doesn't have 24/7 support on any of there devices because they don't have anyone there its all robo dialed to india

Helle this be google how may we held you.

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