Having dead pixels appear isn’t uncommon for phones – especially if you aren’t careful – and unfortunately, if they’ve appeared on your Pixel 6 your only solution might be to replace the screen.
Speaking of getting your phone’s screen repaired, that might be the only solution if you notice clumps of black pixels on your screen. As even Google-approved professionals have had difficulty replacing the screen without issue we’d recommend you don’t attempt any at-home repairs instead, if your phone screen really needs replacing make sure you send it to a good repair shop with a solid track record of fixing Google Pixel 6 smartphones. The only issue that Google has yet to resolve is that getting your screen repaired can cause the fingerprint scanner to stop working too. You might also want to make sure your screen protector isn't causing any issues if you use one, as some protectors can affect the scanner. If you’re having trouble with the scanner first give your phone’s screen a clean and make sure you’re using the right finger and part of your finger – depending on how you performed the calibration it might not recognize your digit if you place it at an angle.
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