The OxygenOS 12 upgrade for the OnePlus 9 and OnePlus 9 Pro will be released once again. The update had been sent out by the smartphone business a few days ago, but it was halted owing to concerns with glitches and bugs reported by consumers.
Many consumers had claimed that their phones had ceased functioning correctly after they had updated to the OnePlus 9 or OnePlus 9 Pro operating system versions. OnePlus, on the other hand, has opted to release the upgrade a second time.
The latest Oxygen OS update has version number C.39, whereas the previous version had version number C.36. If you have previously installed the C.36 version, you should immediately upgrade to the C.39 version since it will address the issues and malfunctions that you have been experiencing with your phone. According to the company, the issues that were discovered in the previous version of the OxygenOS 12 have been resolved in this release.
“OnePlus and OnePlus 9 Pro users may now enjoy OxygenOS 12, which was recently released. The product team has been notified that your comments and suggestions have been received and forwarded to them. As is often the case, we appreciate their feedback and immediately began working on providing an update that would address the difficulties you were experiencing. In this build, we concentrated on resolving the issues that had been reported most recently, such as the failure to connect to mobile data in certain scenarios, phone notifications not being visible, freeze issues, some display problems, and so on. We also addressed some other issues that had been reported.” According to OnePlus’ community website, “this update has already reached a small number of customers and will continue to roll out in stages over the coming weeks.”
OnePlus has resolved the issue with the auto-fill functionality in Chrome as well as the temporary inability to use the Ultra HD 48M / AUX camera on the GCam.
Improvements have been made to the smoothness of fingerprint locking, the optimization of system power consumption, the resolution of the issue of screen tearing while returning to the home screen in some games, and the update to Android Security Patch 2021.12. It has also made certain improvements to camera functions such as the picture effect of the back camera and the startup speed of the program, among other things.
The OnePlus 9 and 9 Pro were the first smartphones to get the OxygenOS 12 upgrade, which was the first to be released following the announcement of the OnePlus and Oppo merger.
However, shortly after the new operating system was released, it was faced with complaints from customers who had encountered flaws and malfunctions, such as limited customization possibilities, network issues, and overall build stability concerns, prompting the business to remove it from the market altogether.
