OnePlus is apparently offering a whopping 100 day test drive option to customers for its new OnePlus 11. The move is likely to promote its latest generation of flagship smartphone. So here are all the details.

To take advantage of this trial program, you have to buy the high end device directly from the Chinese smartphone maker. Meaning, you can’t just buy it from just anywhere. Furthermore, once you get your hands on the device, it needs to be registered with the first 15 days. After this is done, you can simply use the premium grade handset like your daily driver. So now, the only thing left is to hope that the device is the right purchase for you.

OnePlus is basically letting you own the device for 100 days. But if you are not satisfied after 99 days, you can simply return it to OnePlus for free thanks to a pre paid shipping label for the full refund. Keep in mind that you still need to buy the device and to get the full refund you need to have the 11’s original packaging along with the charging cable and block as well. The smartphone also needs to in working order.

OnePlus is willing to accept returns with regular wear and tear but it will not be taking back units with a visible chips or cracks. So for those interested, you can check out this trial period by simply buying the device from the company’s official website.

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WeChat is the most used messaging app and also the largest social network in China. With 980 million active users a month, the app powers the daily lives of a huge percent of the Chinese population, who use it for everything, from messaging to online payments and many other services. According to a new report, Tencent’s messaging app is now going to be used to allow people to file lawsuits.

It is actually possible to sue people electronically by using this app and do a lot more stuff with regards to the lawsuit directly from the app. For example, with WeChat, Beijing Court allows to submit documents, verify people’s identities, pay legal fees and more. All is performed through a prosecution service platform created by Beijing Haidian court and present inside Tencent’s app. The official website of China’s Supreme People’s Court explains that even though everything in this platform happens via the internet, the system is very safe.

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Both facial recognition and ID card verification are used for an accurate identification process which will only allow a single person to access its data. Once the required documents are filed, the parties will receive a notice via WeChat. It seems that the new service available in WeChat will directly reach the official government department, simplifying the process to a great extent. Just to remind you, Tencent’s app is already used as an official virtual ID in a few provinces, so it is able to replace the traditional Chinese government ID card.

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