OxygenOS
update 3.2.4 for OnePlus 3 started rolling out on Friday and promised
to fix the auto-reboot issue on the phone as well as improve the call
quality. Even though the update did fix both of these issues, it has
reportedly created more problems by itself.
As per the official
OnePlus forum, users
are experiencing several issues with the OxygenOS 3.2.4 update. While
some users have complained that Android Pay has stopped working on the
smartphone post the 26MB OTA update, some others have pointed out that
network connectivity on the smartphone is dropping down from 4G LTE to
3G and even 2G instead of staying locked at LTE.
There are also
complaints that the phone is not being able to update and that it gets
heated up while updating. Even if these issues are not being experienced
by all of OnePlus 3 users, it
is indeed a problematic situation for the company if an update aimed at
fixing bugs creates more problems than it fixes. The changelog for the
update also mentions "implemented various fixes and carrier
optimisations."
In order to lock the network connectivity at LTE
on OnePlus 3, you have to first dial *#*#4636#*#*, then go to the 'Phone
information'. You then need to go to Preferred Network type and select
'LTE only'. This option will lock your phone's signal to 4G LTE.
However, as pointed out by one of the users, even though network is
locked at LTE, the phone loses all data connection when not being able
to connect to LTE.
In order to get the feedback and fix the issues
related to the update,
OnePlus has opened a thread on its official
forum where users can list out the problems they are facing with the
OxygenOS 3.2.4 update. If you are also facing some issues with the
update, we suggest you to head over to the forum and post the issue as
soon as possible.