If you are a user of any OnePlus 6 or 6T, you may have noticed that the OTA offering that adds Android 10 stable to your device has disappeared out of nowhere. This was due to the fact that the stable update of said OS presented some problems in an undetermined number of units of these high-performance terminals.
When it was postponed, the company had announced that the issuance would be corrected and it would soon begin to implement the new stable update, an action that it is already executing, according to the latest reports that have originated in various parts of the world.
OnePlus has once again started rolling out the latest Android 10.1.0-based OxygenOS 10 update for the OnePlus 6 and OnePlus 6T smartphones. This update does not bring new features and functions, compared to those that OxygenOS 10.0 does add, but it fixes a number of issues that were present with the original update.
The version of the security patch that you get with this new update is from October And the brand has also fixed the fingerprint recognition problem. Additionally, the animation lag for fingerprint unlock has also been fixed, as well as the automatic reboot issue that some users experienced.
The company has also improved camera performance on devices along with fixing several known issues. What's more, You have also mentioned in the changelog that you have fixed the 5GHz Wi-Fi connectivity issue.
While it has been re-announced for everyone, as is the case with most updates, this will also be implemented in phases. In the first instance, a small number of users will receive the update in the initial days and, if no problems are reported, the company will make it available to a larger group of users and it should be available to all within a week.
