Hi everyone,
I'm experiencing a sudden bootloop on my Pixel 6 (oriole) and I'm desperately trying to save my internal data before resorting to a factory reset.
Context: The phone completely froze out of nowhere while I was using the Brave browser. After a few seconds, it rebooted to the standard "loading a different operating system" warning screen, and since then it has been stuck in a continuous bootloop (Boot -> Google logo -> GrapheneOS logo -> repeat).
What I've tried:
I managed to get into Recovery Mode (via Rescue mode/Fastboot). I downloaded the latest Stable "Signed update package" (version 2026021200) from the official releases page to perform an adb sideload to hopefully fix the OS without wiping my data.
The Problem:
The sideload process starts via PC, verifies the package, but aborts at the very end with this error:
ERROR: recovery: Update package is older than the current build, expected a build newer than timestamp 1770935118 but package has timestamp 1770935117 and downgrade not allowed.
It seems my corrupted system has a timestamp that is exactly 1 second newer than the official OTA file available on the website. I have checked the Alpha and Beta channels, but they currently share the exact same version/build.
(the picture of the recovery screen showing the exact error: 
My question:
Is there any known workaround for this specific 1-second timestamp mismatch? Is it possible to get an OTA package with a slightly higher timestamp to push via ADB, or is there any other method to recover my internal data before I am forced to wipe everything?
Thank you in advance for any help!