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OnePlus issues a fix for the 8T's new video-stalling issue

The OnePlus 8T. (Source: OnePlus)
The OnePlus 8T. (Source: OnePlus)
OnePlus last updated its premium 8T smartphone on December 29, 2020. However, this version of OxygenOS caused a strange issue in which videos on the device would pause out of nowhere. The OEM has just re-released the same update to address this, leaving it otherwise unchanged.

OnePlus issued a new stable update for the 8T just before the end of 2020. However, this new version of OxygenOS, the OEM's Android skin, quickly attracted comments from users affected by an issue in which videos they were watching on the phone became capable of pausing by themselves.

However, OnePlus has now announced the roll-out of a hotfix for this problem. It still has the same version ID (OxygenOS 11.0.6.8 for the Indian and North American markets, or 11.0.6.9 for the European region), although it has been posted on January 6, 2021. It is only reaching users in India at present, however.

Apart for a brief allusion to the media player bug, the changelog for the update even remains the same. It includes some optimizations for some aspects of the 8T such as its fingerprint reader, gallery app, NightScape photography and full-screen gestures.

The OEM has also left the security patch at the same level: November 2020, which is slightly less than ideal for a late-year flagship refresh.

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Deirdre O'Donnell, 2021-01- 8 (Update: 2021-01- 8)