T-Mobile retroactively removes status updates related to software updates
The company T-mobile has removed the page for tracking Android 12 Development for the OnePlus 7T Pro I made my purchase decision with the promise that T-mobile would be able to handle updating the phone to the software that the manufacturer has already finished working on. A year later, and they've taken down the page for the OnePlus 7T Pro, seemingly throwing in the towel on this project and those customers. Remember, never buy a product based on future promise, because even if T-mobile promises on a website that this phone will get Android 12, they'll just 404 that page when satisfying their customers is inconvenient compared to making money.
Why is Tmo the last major carrier to release Android 12 for the $1,800 z fold 3 and doesnt bother to resond to customers inquiring about it.
I need the Android 12 update for my $1,800 galaxy z fold 3 phone that Verizon and at&t have already given to their customers, but what is even more unbelievable is that T-Mobile does not even bother responding to their customers that bought the $1,800 phone. WOW!!! Looks like we were loyal to the wrong carrier guys. Lesson learned.
Oneplus 8T and Android 12 issues
I just recently got the update push. Where to start. 1) I had to search to figure out how to turn off vibrate with each word swiped on any texting box; when I never had such a thing active before. 2) Photo Gallery, now I have to click two delete buttons to delete a picture verse only once before. Also I dislike it's not in album view everything I load the app like it was previously. 3) I now have issues trying to connect Netflix to my TV, on average 5+ failures and over 10 minutes wasted; 3 evenings in a row now 4) when I try to pull down notifications, if I don't use the top most left, it almost always pulls open "Never Settle" which I could do without regardless.
What's taking so long with Android 12
Android 13 is expected to had a developer build soon and many of us still don't have Android 12; what's taking so long? I'm on a OnePlus 8t+; I have neither the time nor inclination to install a different build but getting sick of waiting so long for software updates.OnePlus 8T 5G & Android 12 = Android Auto audio bug! Ayuda.
I recently upgraded my T-Mobile OnePlus 8T 5G to the Android 12 update (security update July 5, 2022) - software version KB2007_11_C.41. There seems to be a bug with this update. Whenever I connect the phone to my vehicle's radio and initiate Android Auto, the phone prompts me what USB mode I want it to connect the USB through. I select Android Auto, and the phone connects, but all audio - music, podcast, etc. - while playing cuts in and out constantly. For example, the audio playing will pulsate between the vehicle's speakers and then the phone's speakers - over and over. I've tried everything and can't figure out what's going on. Is anyone else experiencing this issue? For the record, I never had these issues while on Android 11, and nothing has changed with my vehicle's radio. The only variable change has been the phone's operating system version. This bug needs to be fixed by OnePlus/T-mobile.So frustrating!recommendations before upgrading le2127 to Android 12?
I've heard horror stories about Android 12s roll out. I'm afraid I'm gonna lose everything or have a expensive paperweight that won't even be able to operate while being multiple months behind on security updates… I did backups, which I don't trust... Which is why I also just copied the entirety of the internal storage files onto my computer just in case. I always dread when the OS upgrade comes around because settings get changed, backgrounds get lost somehow, notification alerts change, and then I gotta go through every page in the settings menu to get things close to how I had it before the upgrade… If this upgrade is awful, is there anything I need to do to be able to switch back to Android 11 and have all my settings intact? Or is it just a pipe dream for that to even be a possibility?
