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Google won't support screen repairs on your watch,

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to AirPods that might change the way you listen.

Here's what you missed today in the world of tech.

Don't let your Pixel Watch crack because Google has confirmed the company does not offer

repair options for cracked Pixel Watch screens.

Google's hardware warranty policy apparently does not cover

accidental damage. Quoting the verge. Several Pixel watch owners have

vented their frustrations about the inability to replace cracked screens both

on Reddit and in Google Support forums.

The Virch has also reviewed an official Google Support chat from a reader who broke their

pixel watch display after dropping the wearable.

In it, a support representative states that Google quote doesn't have any repair. the Google Pixel Watch Watch. If your watch is damaged you can contact the Google Pixel Watch customer support team to check your replacement options.

Google's spokesperson Bridget Starkey confirmed to the verge.

Google's warranty leaves owners on their own to deal with damage caused by drops or accidental strikes,

and according to Google's store, there is no option for an extended warranty to go with a Pixel Watch.

If your Pixel Watch is accidentally damaged, that's it. This is despite the fact that a repair would technically be possible.

I fix it notes in its pixel watch tear down that while the screen isn't easily accessible, the watch itself holds

promise for future repairability. The site also has a detailed how-to for replacing a

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