Recently, the Google I/O conference announced several models that are compatible with Android Q beta3, and my Oneplus 6 happens to be among them
Happy!!
Then today, after flashing the Android Q beta3 OOS version, I found quite a few issues. After all, it's a BETA version, not the official release, so it's understandable. The main points I experienced are:
- The notification bar icons are too big.
- The shortcut keys only have three buttons. What about the full-screen gestures?
- After setting a PIN code, if you restart the phone, it cannot be successfully verified.
- Fingerprint unlock is ineffective.
- There is no facial unlock in SmartLock.
- Google Assistant cannot be awakened by saying 'OK, Google'.
- Notifications are dismissed by swiping right, and there is a delay in receiving notifications by swiping left. The behavior pattern needs some time to get used to.
- Permission management has become more detailed.
- There is no significant change in smoothness in my experience.
- Transferring files via USB seems to cause system errors?? (Encountered once but not strictly confirmed)
- The animation transitions have become more visually appealing.
- It seems that there is no option to hide the notch.
Notes#
Record the method to skip the phone setup wizard using adb, which has been tested and proven effective!!
adb shell settings put secure user_setup_complete 1
adb shell settings put global device_provisioned 1
Then restart.
This method is from: Skip Gapps Boot Guide on Android