Releasing continuous software updates for every device in the portfolio can be a tedious job. For example, OnePlus decided to close down the Open Beta update channel for OnePlus 5/5T after releasing the last set of OTAs yesterday.
Well, the phone duo will receive subsequent stable versions of OxygenOS – including Android Q in future. But maintaining the public beta channel does not yield anything fruitful for the OEM.
We can see a similar scenario in case of the regular OnePlus 7. It seems that the primary focus of OnePlus is centered around the Pro variant, as they rolled out at least 5 OTA updates so far for the global OnePlus 7 Pro.
And the OnePlus 7? Only two updates so far!
However, the regular OnePlus 7 users got the May security patch (via OxygenOS 9.5.5) way earlier than OnePlus 7 Pro. The same tradition continues, as the June update is now rolling out for non-European OnePlus 7 users in the form of OxygenOS 9.5.6.
The complete changelog is as follows:
System
– Updated Android security patch to 2019.6
– Optimized the sensitivity of automatic brightness
– General bug fixes and improvements
Phone
– Improved audio quality
Camera
– Optimized photo quality
Besides updated security patches, this build also comes with a handful of fixes related to automatic brightness, audio quality while calling and camera related improvements. As you can see, the OEM did not elaborate much about the fixes, so we have to rely on end users to know about the enhancements.
While the update is live for global OnePlus 7 variants, European units should receive the same build – albeit the identifier should be GM57BA instead of GM57AA as shown above.
The download links of the full update packages can be found below as well as in our OnePlus 7 series update index. Oxygen Updater database is also being updated while we are writing this article.
- OxygenOS 9.5.6.GM57AA for OnePlus 7 (India): Download (MD5: 54a48ccba52d58110b6e4e06e6caa881)
- OxygenOS 9.5.6.GM57BA for OnePlus 7 (Europe): Download (MD5: Incoming)
FYI, OnePlus has already started closed beta recruitment for OnePlus 7 and OnePlus 7 Pro. If you want to get faster updates than the stable channel and test bleeding edge features, do not forget to apply for the beta testing initiative.
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Kingshuk De
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I came from a mixed background of Statistics and Computer Science. My research domains included embedded computer systems, mobile computing and delay tolerant networks in post-disaster scenarios. Apart from tinkering with gadgets or building hackintosh, I like to hop on various subreddits and forums like MyDigitalLife and XDA.
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