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Pixel Weather adds a tool for reporting inaccurate conditions
Google has added a way to report inaccurate weather in its Pixel Weather app.
The option is available in app version 1.1.20261012 and is called “Report current weather.”
Users can say whether conditions seem accurate, warmer or colder, and can also describe the current weather.
Google collects the feedback, device location and diagnostic information, but not data about users’ Google accounts.
Weather apps rely on data from outside sources, and conditions can vary by region.
The feedback could help Google understand forecast errors and improve the app’s information.
The sources do not say when or whether users will see changes based on their reports.
Pixel Weather now lets users report when current weather conditions appear inaccurate.
The feedback tool is available in app version 1.1.20261012.
Users can say whether conditions seem accurate or warmer or colder, and can provide current conditions.
Android Authority reports that the app collects feedback, device location and diagnostic information, but not Google account data.
- Who
- Pixel Weather users can submit feedback.
- What
- The app added a tool for reporting inaccurate current weather and conditions.
- When
- The feature is available in version 1.1.20261012. The article was published on November 13, 2026.
- Where
- In the Pixel Weather app.
- Why
- Google may use reports to better understand inaccuracies and improve the app or the accuracy of its information.
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- App version
- 1.1.20261012
- Feedback option
- Report current weather
- Feedback choices
- Accurate, warmer, colder, or current conditions
- Data collected
- Feedback, device location, and diagnostic information
- Google account data
- Not collected according to the report
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