OnePlus 6 and OnePlus 6T's OxygenOS opens Beta 2, rolls out multiple bug fixes

OnePlus is rolling out the second beta update to its Android 10-based OxygenOS for the **OnePlus 6T (review)** and **OnePlus 6 (review)** . While several smartphones are still running on Android 9, OnePlus rolled out the stable version of Android 10 to OnePlus 6 and OnePlus 6T some time back. The company has now announced a few tweaks and fixes in the new beta update. As per the changelog, the new beta 2 update has fixed quite a few bugs that take care of the animation lag of the in-display fingerprint sensor, automatic freezes, and reboot issues. The company has also improved camera performance along with fixing some 5 GHz Wi-Fi connection issues in the latest update. ( Also read: OnePlus 6T and 6 start receiving stable Android 10-Based OxygenOS 10.0 update ) [caption id=“attachment_7725901” align=“alignnone” width=“1024”] OnePlus 6T started getting the latest Android 10 update, earlier this month.[/caption] (Also read:  OnePlus 6 review: The most perfect OnePlus phone yet ) Here is the full changelog: System

• Fixed the fingerprint identification issue
• Fixed the animation lag for the fingerprint unlock
• Fixed the automatic Freeze and Reboot issues
• Improved system stability and fixed other known issues

Camera

• Improved the performance and General bug fixes

WiFi & Internet

• Fixed the 5GHz WiFi connection