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OnePlus Nord 2T users receiving OxygenOS C.24 February 2023 update
OnePlus is finally rolling out the February 2023 security update to the Nord 2T smartphone users. Accordingly, the latest version holds some significant improvements for the network system and further aims to improve the overall functioning of the device.
The OnePlus Nord 2T February 2023 update is approaching users with the OxygenOS CPH2401_11.C.24 version. Since it is a security patch, the update won’t take much space in your device and you can efficiently install it with a regular mobile data pack.
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Speaking of the additions, the changelog reads a few fixes and improvements to the network system. On the flip side, it also repairs the issue that often affects the Photos-related operations in the handsets.
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On the greener side, the gadget will get an updated security patch that will optimize the performance grade of the device. As a result, you will observe a more stable and responsive operating system after downloading the latest build.
For the moment, the OxygenOS C.24 update for the Nord 2T devices is appearing in the Indian market. However, the tech maker will initiate a broader release in the coming days. Till then, you can have a look at the changelog:
February 2023 Update Changelog
System:
- Integrates the February 2023 Android security patch to enhance system security
- Improves system stability
Communication:
- Improves the stability of mobile network connections
Photos:
- Fixes an issue that affects Photos in certain scenarios
Previously, the corresponding phone holders received the January 2023 update with the OxygenOS 12 version. But it looks like that’s not the case with the new iteration. Though the company hasn’t mentioned any word on this matter, we found some tweaks.
A OnePlus Nord 2T user shared a screenshot, which shows OxygenOS 13.0 as the upgrade version. It is both a happy and confusing sign for Nord 2T users who are getting different kinds of updates every month. Let’s see what we will get in the next iterations.
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