If you decide later to install the update you can do that by manually triggering it in the Android system settings. You’ll usually find this at the very bottom of the main Settings screen, under System, but depending on your phone it could be different. Scroll down on the Settings screen and look for an About phone, About tablet, or System option. Therefore if you have such an option and disable it while there is already a pending update plus a scheduled reboot you can cancel the update installation. Google Play System Updates were introduced in Android 10 (originally known as Project Mainline ). Tap the Settings icon to enter Android’s system-wide Settings app. On a Pixel 3a running Android 11 I saw in the Developer options and entry called Automatic system updates - Apply updates when device restarts And in Android 10, youll get them even faster and easier. Prevent updates via Developer optionsĮdit: Even if it is too late for you I stumbled over a settings that might be helpful in similar situations: Google Play system updates Android devices already get regular security updates. No matter even if you would manage to do so I assume that the system would start to download and re-apply the update again on the other partition and then ask for rebooting into it to finish the update. Android 12 lets you play as you download, so you can jump straight into gameplay without needing to wait for the full download to finish. I am not sure if you do the reboot but not switch to the updated partition. The only step left is rebooting into the updated partition. The screen you show means that an update has been downloaded and installed on the non-active partition. Which partition is currently active on next boot can be changed. One that is currently active and one that can be used for installing updates "seamless" (so called by Google). Modern Android devices have the system partition twice (called A/B partition). You can not cancel the update itself because it has already been applied.
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