After releasing the first beta build of Paranoid Android Sapphire based on Android 12 for several smartphones, the time has come for the team of this popular ROM to kick off the rollout of the second beta.
In particular, there are three smartphones for which the Paranoid Android Sapphire beta 2 is available and these are three OnePlus models: we are talking about OnePlus 7 Pro, OnePlus 7T and OnePlus 7T Pro.
Paranoid Android Sapphire Beta 2 lands on 3 OnePlus
According to what is learned, this new version brings with it some important changes and the correction of some bugs found in the previous release.
This is the official changelog:
- Updated blobs
- EROFS
- Fixed some camera issues
- Wireguard kernel support
- Fuse passthrough
- Variable Refresh Rate drops to 60Hz on inactivity
- Incremental file system
Owners of these smartphones who wish to try Paranoid Android Sapphire Beta 2 can download the respective build from the following XDA forum threads:
We remind you that it is highly recommended to make a backup of your data before installing the ROM and that modding operations could cause damage to the device and invalidate the warranty offered by the manufacturer.
There is also news for the OnePlus 5 and OnePlus 5T
Good news also for owners of two older smartphones such as the OnePlus 5 and OnePlus 5T, for which it is possible to try Android 12 with the new beta of Paranoid Android Sapphire. Interested parties can download the relative ROM from the dedicated thread on the XDA Developers forums, which can be reached by following this link.
It should be noted that to install this ROM it will first be necessary to update the smartphone to the OxygenOS Android 10.0.1 build, unlock the bootloader and install a custom recovery. Despite being a beta build, it seems that early testers found it to be quite stable and free from major bugs.
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