According to the latest report, OnePlus today released the first OxygenOS 13 open beta update for the OnePlus Nord N20 SE in India. With the release of the Open Beta Test, the company is looking for the OnePlus Nord N20 SE Indian users who want to experience the OxygenOS 13 in advance.
By submitting feedback and sharing your suggestions, you’ll be helping us improve everyone’s software experience. If you are using the Indian OxygenOS version on OnePlus Nord 2, and love testing new software, now is the time to join. You can check the complete changelog which is mentioned below.
Installation notes:
- Using a local package to update your system is not recommended.
- A certain amount of storage space will be used for the update. The space will be freed up once the update is complete.
- The update cannot be cancelled or paused once in progress.
Changelog:
Aquamorphic Design
- Adds Aquamorphic Design theme colors for enhanced visual comfort.
- Adds Shadow-Reflective Clock, with shadow simulating the orientation of the sun and moon.
- Optimizes UI layers for a clearer and neater visual experience.
- Adapts responsive layouts to accommodate different screen sizes to improve readability.
- Optimizes fonts for better readability.
- Optimizes system icons by using the latest color scheme to make the icons easier to recognize.
- Enriches and optimizes illustrations for features by incorporating multicultural and inclusive elements.
Efficiency
- Adds media playback control, and optimizes the Quick Settings experience.
- Adds more markup tools for screenshot editing.
Seamless interconnection
- Optimizes Screencast, with cast content automatically adapting to the target screen.
- Optimizes earphone connectivity to deliver a more seamless experience.
Security & privacy
- Adds an automatic pixelation feature for chat screenshots. The system can identify and automatically pixelate profile pictures and display names in a chat screenshot to protect your privacy.
- Adds regular clearing of clipboard data for privacy protection.
- Optimizes Private Safe. The Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) is used to encrypt all files for enhanced security of private files.
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