Following the Google I/O 2023 event, Google silently released the Android 14 Beta 2 update for their Pixel device lineup. This marked the beginning of the Android 14 beta program’s expansion to include select partner phones, tablets, and even foldable devices. The OnePlus 11 is the latest addition to this exclusive group, making its debut with the Android 14 beta.
Like all developer builds, this early beta release is intended for developers to test, debug, and enhance the operating system’s user experience. Consequently, OEMs typically release developer builds of their Android skins to keep pace with software development.
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As expected, with a beta build, it comes riddled with bugs. If you’ve updated your OnePlus 11 to the Android 14 beta and want to revert to a stable OxygenOS build, this article has covered you. We’ve compiled a step-by-step guide on downgrading from Android 14 to Android 13 on your OnePlus 11. So, without further ado, let’s dive in.
How to Downgrade the OnePlus 11 from Android 14 to Android 13?
The problem with the developer build of Android 14-based OxygenOS has several bugs. Some of the notable ones are:
- WLAN malfunctions in certain scenarios
- Connection fails when casting to a TV display
- Red screen is seen when switching from Guest mode to Owner mode in certain scenarios
- Manual connection fails after the phone is disconnected from the tablet
- WeChat calls may not ring with Bluetooth headsets
- Red screen flashes when creating a new calendar
- Screen freezes when taking picture with the front camera in WhatsApp
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