With Pixel Pass coming to an end no new subscribers will be allowed, and no equivalent alternatives have been announced as of yet. However, current Pixel Pass subscribers are likely to have concerns about how this change will affect them as well.
If you are a part of Pixel Pass already, don’t panic: Google says that all current subscriptions will continue on as normal through their normal expiration dates, which will be two years from the date your most recent Pixel Pass device was shipped to you. It’s important to notice the distinction between shipped and delivered or activated. So if you need a reminder try to dig up old emails or other notifications and mark the date. All of your Pixel Pass benefits and support updates will continue up until that two-year expiration date, and other services like Google One, Play Pass, and YouTube Premium will automatically renew at a discounted rate –which Google says will be shared with subscribers as the time approaches — automatically (unless you decide to cancel them).
As the expiration date gets closer you should receive email notifications as a heads-up, along with details on your available options for new device purchases. However, the expiration of your Pixel Pass subscription is also an indicator that you’ve fully paid off your Pixel device, meaning you own it completely and any Google Preferred Care contracts or Google Fi Wireless device protection will also be over.
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