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OnePlus 10 Pro gets new Android 13 Developer Preview (OxygenOS 13) update
Just recently, OnePlus released a new Android 13 Developer Preview Program update for the flagship OnePlus 10 Pro smartphone owners. This DP update protects your OnePlus devices from various threats, fixes, and exploits dozens of security-related vulnerabilities, takes security and privacy to the next level and offers a new interface, and enhances the overall user experience.
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The Chinese tech giant released this update to address some of the problems encountered in Android 13. You can find download links for region-specific update packages below. Note that the OnePlus 10 Pro Developer Preview from T-Mobile is not compatible with the release. Be sure to back up your personal data before flashing.
OnePlus 10 Pro Android 13 DP Update
OnePlus 10 Pro Android 13 DP (OxygenOS 13) update
Known Issues:
- UI display sometimes might be abnormal
- Music playing cannot be paused normally via wired headphones
- Occasional abnormal response for gesture operation when the screen was off
- No response when tapping the video call button
- Auto brightness sometimes works abnormally
- Crash issue when setting the Fingerprint animation in Personalizations
- Lagging issue caused by switching screen refresh rate
- Some applications might be lost after upgrading
Changelog:
- [System]
- [Fixed] the issue that Data usage cannot display
- [Fixed] the issue of crash when turning off/on 5G network
- [Fixed] the issue that unable to close all background programs
- [Fixed] the issue that the lock screen password was required to enter the launcher after restoring factory settings
- [Updated] Android security patch to 2022.05
- [Camera]
- [Optimized] the overall shooting effect of the camera, improved the user experience
Download Links:
Ready to update to the newest Android 13 Beta?
Want to go back to Android 12? Download the Rollback package from the links below:
This is an early Android 13 build to give developers an early chance to test their apps with the upcoming Android version. As such, its main purpose is not to collect bugs. If you would like to provide feedback about any bugs encountered in this build, you can use Google’s official built-in feedback tool.
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