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 As of now, lexipwn should work on the following Google Pixel models (provided they are rooted): 6, 6 Pro, 6a, 7, 7 Pro, 7a, Fold, 8, 8 Pro, 9, 9 Pro, 9 Pro XL, 9 Pro Fold. Reports on the Pixel 10 series are still pending.
 
+**WARNING**: Users have reported unstable behavior with Android 16 in the issues section. Please revert to stock devinfo partitions and/or CPSHA files before updating until further notice.
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+**UPDATE**: Due to the increasing number of reports, the 0.0.1 release has been taken down. Please build lexipwn from source if you need to test it on the current Android versions.
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 ## Features
 
 * Edit main PS tags in the devinfo partition
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 ## Building
 
-The prebuilt binaries of lexipwn in both variants are available in the "Releases" section of the repo and you can download and use them right away. However, this is a tool designed to run under root privileges, and, for security reasons, it is highly recommended to build your own binaries from the source code whenever possible.
+The prebuilt binaries of lexipwn in both variants are ~~available in the "Releases" section of the repo and you can download and use them right away~~ temporarily unavailable. Anyway, as this is a tool designed to run under root privileges, and, for security reasons, it is highly recommended to build your own binaries from the source code whenever possible.
 
 **Important note: `https://codeberg.org/luxferre/lexipwn.git` is the only original repo of lexipwn, there are no GitHub/GitLab/SourceHut/etc mirrors or other usernames or URLs unless explicitly stated otherwise in this readme and confirmed on the [Luxferre's](https://luxferre.top) web page! If building from a fork, always verify the source code change commits against the original repo to avoid any malware!**
 
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 If you have altered the IMEI values in devinfo and then rebooted, the device will most probably report 000000000000000 for both IMEI numbers to `*#06#` and to the network. In order to fix this, you need to first boot into the factory mode (set the `bootmode` PS tag to `factory`, save the devinfo partition and reboot the phone), then press the "Fix IMEI CPSHA" button in the lexipwn GUI or run `lexipwn fiximeisha` in the CLI. Then you can (optionally) revert back to the normal boot mode and the new IMEIs will become visible upon reboot.
 
+**N.B.: in case cellular radio doesn't work after the CPSHA fix, it is advised to return from the factory mode back to normal first.**
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 ### Randomizing IMEIs (CLI)
 
 Just run `lexipwn genimei [prefix]`. The prefix can be any combination from 0 to 14 digits. Without the prefix, the IMEI will be fully random. You can use the output to substitute into another command, e.g. `lexipwn setpsval imei2 $(lexipwn genimei)` which will fully randomize IMEI2 value.