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Oneplus 9RT Oxygen OS 12 Closed Beta is Announced Finally – Apply Here
Oneplus 9RT released in January this year in india with Oxygen OS 11.3. Oneplus has promised Oxygen OS Stable around March-April. But it’s been delayed.
Now Oneplus software team has Announced the Recruitment of Closed Beta Testing Oxygen OS 12 for Oneplus 9RT. Renowned Oneplus community moderator and Oneplus team staff member Abdul.B has shared the details about it.
Announcement
Hi everyone,
To begin with, we would like to thank you for your attention and support of OnePlus’ beta program. And here comes the exciting news: the Closed Beta Test for the OnePlus 9RT is starting now!
We are currently looking for OnePlus 9RT Indian users to experience the OxygenOS 12 in advance. As a beta tester, you can experience the new software update earlier than anyone else. In return, we expect you can share your initial suggestions and feedback to help us polish the software system. If you are using the Indian OxygenOS version on the OnePlus 9RT, and want to take the first bite of new software, now is the time to join.
The Closed Beta Program allows us to listen to your feedback and refine or revise our product strategy based on it. To make sure the OxygenOS 12 stable build is available to all of the users as early as possible, we changed the CBT strategies on all of the OxygenOS 12 CBT programs.
Unlike the previous long-term CBT, this will be a short-term Closed Beta Project (usually only a few builds are released), focusing on improving the upcoming OxygenOS 12 for the OnePlus 9RT. We will go through your valuable feedback during this period, coordinate with the development team, and address reported bugs. Ultimately, this will give all our users an even better OxygenOS experience.
The Closed Beta Group, which you will be in, is the closest group to OnePlus staff. This group is made up of an elite crew of OnePlus community members. This group requires absolute secrecy. If someone exposes the unstable CBT package, and others download it out of curiosity, it may cause serious malfunctions of their OnePlus phones. Therefore, the participants are not allowed to privately leak the CBT installation package or any update content. Given this, you must sign an NDA (Non-Disclosure Agreement) with OnePlus to be a member of this program.
For this program, we will invite 200 people who meet the requirements with a OnePlus 9RT IN device to attend this Closed Beta Program. We also have rewards to thank the users who participate in the CBT with excellent performances.
Also worth noticing, this program will sometimes require flashing builds that require a clean flash, which means it will cause data loss. So it is highly recommended that you remember to save all your data all the time.
Requirements for Eligibilty
To be eligible, you need to meet the requirements below:
- You are using a OnePlus 9RT India variant
- You are an active OnePlus Community member
- You are willing to regularly communicate and report issues/suggestions to the OnePlus team on Telegram
- The CBT version is not the stable version, which is still in development. After updating to the CBT version, you’ll remain to be patient and tolerate its instability and accept all risks which might be caused by it
Meet these requirements? See yourself as a potential Closed Beta Tester? Go ahead and apply it in the link below. Let’s make our products better together.
Apply Here – APPLY NOW
source – Oneplus Forums
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