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OnePlus explains OxygenOS 11 design direction change

OnePlus explains OxygenOS 11 design direction change

Posted on September 3, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

More than its new OnePlus Nord or premature rumors of the next OnePlus 8T, the matter that has OnePlus fans and observers talking is the big changes that are coming in OxygenOS 11. Some are simply aesthetic but others might change the way you use a OnePlus phone. Unsurprisingly, not everyone is happy about it, even going as far as comparing it to Samsung’s equally divisive One UI. OnePlus product manager Sam Twist tries to explain the thinking that lead to that decision and the perhaps mistaken assumption people have about “stock Android”.
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