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OnePlus 6/6T Receive OxygenOS 10.3.3 Post Open Beta Program

OnePlus just declared the end of the OxygenOS Open Beta program for the 6 and 6T but the company vowed to continue daily stable updates. Sure enough, both phones now receive a new device update, which contains a number of bug fixes and security patches. 

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OxygenOS 10.3.3 now rolls to OnePlus 6 and 6 T, which includes the security updates for April 2020, a workaround for occasional black screens during gameplay, and increased VoLTE / VoWiFi support. Below is the complete changelog.

  • System
  1. Fixed the issue with a black screen randomly appearing while playing games
  2. Updated GMS package to 2020.02
  3. Updated Android Security Patch to 2020.04
  4. Improved system stability and fixed general bugs
  • Network updates
  1. Integrated VoLTE & VoWifi support for Telenor – Denmark
  2. Integrated VoWifi support for RJIO – India
  • Cloud Sync updates [India only]
  1. Updated the CloudService to Version 2.0

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It’s worth noting that this update lacks some of the improvements from the February release of Open Beta, namely an enhanced one-handed mode in the Phone app and Zen Mode account synchronization. As a result, people on the Open Beta track are going to lose some features theoretically by going back to stable right now, but nothing major is missing. The update also has a newer level of security patching than the final version of Open Beta 6.

The update is slowly rolling out to all OnePlus 6 and 6 T phones, but Oxygen Updater will do that if you want it right now.

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