OnePlus recently released a OnePlus 10 Pro mobile phone around the world, and announced the kernel source code of the phone, convenient for the folk gods to modify.
Because the Linux kernel is licensed under the GNU General Public License version 2, all smartphone manufacturers that release Android devices are obligated to release kernel source code. Generally speaking, OnePlus will release the kernel source code within two weeks of the release of the mobile phone, and this time it is the same.
The kernel source code can be viewed on GitHub. This version corresponds to firmware version A.10 and is not the latest OxygenOS version. It is worth noting that the “Dirty Pipe” vulnerability is not fixed in this release.
OnePlus 10 Pro was released in China as early as the beginning of this year, and the machine adopts a new boundary-breaking design and has a flagship configuration.
In terms of system, the OnePlus 10 Pro comes pre-installed with the new ColorOS 12.1 system, built-in AI self-fluency engine 2.1, obtained the 36-month fluency A-level certification in South Germany, providing free-floating windows, cross-screen interconnection, intelligent sidebar, free translation and other functions, with more than 300 basic experience optimizations and functional upgrades. The global version of the OnePlus 10 Pro uses OxygenOS 12.1.