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Google temporarily offers open Pixel Care+ enrollment for Pixel 9 and 10

Google has opened a temporary enrollment window for Pixel Care+ coverage for users of the Pixel 9 and Pixel 10.

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What happened

Google is offering a limited period for Pixel 9 and Pixel 10 users to enroll in Pixel Care+. According to a blog post from Google, it is currently not too late for owners of these specific devices to obtain the service.

Coverage from 9to5Google and jetstream.blog emphasizes that this is a temporary open enrollment window. Tech Advisor reports that the service has also arrived in the UK.

Jetstream.blog notes that the Fold is excluded from this offer. Future updates will likely clarify the exact duration of this temporary enrollment period and any specific regional variations beyond the UK expansion.

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Questions people are asking

Which devices are eligible for this open enrollment?

The offer applies to the Pixel 9 and Pixel 10.

Are all Pixel models included?

No; coverage specifies that the Fold is excluded.

Where has the service recently launched?

According to Tech Advisor, Pixel Care+ has come to the UK.

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