OnePlus started rolling out the OxygenOS 13 F.19 update for the OnePlus 9 and OnePlus 9 Pro a couple of days ago, and a community blog was published with some details. However, the update has been pulled due to some issues that a “small subset of users” noticed an inability to boot the device after the update. It took OnePlus more than 48 hours to notice the issue due to the holidays of the Chinese New year.
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In case, users who have issues after updating the device can head over to the nearest Service Station for a quick resolution. All the data will remain intact and there’s no damage to the device and data is reported. Here are the detailed OnePlus device firmware versions:
OP9
IN: LE2111_11.F.19
OP9 Pro
IN: LE2121_11.F.19
OnePlus is requesting its users not to install the update even if they see the update. The OEM has started preparing a new OTA to build and soon will be rolled out.
The update carried the January 2023 Android Security patch with better system security. Here are the changes it included:
System
• Integrates the January 2023 Android security patch to enhance system security.
• Improves system stability.
• Fixes an issue where a system clone might fail to be created.
• Fixes an issue where UI elements on the Home screen might appear in Quick Glance.
• Fixes an issue where the screen brightness cannot be adjusted manually after Auto brightness is turned off in certain scenarios.
Communication
• Improves the stability of mobile network connections.
We hope the new update will arrive in a matter of a few days.
