OnePlus is rolling out OxygenOS Open Beta 16/6 for OnePlus 7/7T series worldwide. The new update brings July security patch, some display-related fixes, new Clock and Game Space features. This will be the one and only Open Beta build for these handsets for this month as the company made a tweak in the frequency of OxygenOS releases.

The latest OxygenOS Open Beta build for OnePlus 7/7Pro and OnePlus 7T/7T Pro bumps the security patch level to July. Also, it brings changes to the adaptive brightness algorithm making the backlight brightness even softer. The update also fixes an automatic pull-down issue with unlock screen in ambient display.

Further, the clock app gets two new tiles “Lap Time” and “Split Time” for stopwatch to make the interface look better. Lastly, apart from fixing some issues in Messages and Launcher, the new update also adds “Moments” section in Game Space to quickly access snapshots and screen recording.

Here’s the official changelog of OxygenOS Open Beta 16/6 for OnePlus 7/7T series

• System
  • Optimized adaptive brightness curve. The backlight brightness softer, improving user experience
  • Fixed the issue that double tap could not wake up the screen in some settings
  • Fixed the automatic pull-down issue with unlock screen in ambient display
  • Updated Android security patch to 2020.07

• Clock
  • Newly added “Lap time” and “Split time” title for Stopwatch, the interface looking more clear-cut

• Game Space
  • Newly added Moments to store gaming snapshots and screen recordings, please go to three-dot menu at upper right corner>Moments>Recent/Games to find them

• Messages
  • Fixed the bug of unable to receive wireless alarm notifications within a short time despite repetitious trials

• Launcher
  • Fixed the abnormal color display at the top area and button of Notes

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