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Tom Pritchard

Bloatware has been sneaking onto OnePlus 12 and OnePlus Open — but OnePlus claims it’s an 'error'

OnePlus 12 held in the hand.

If there’s one thing we all hate when we buy a new phone, it’s discovering that there’s a bunch of random apps we can’t get rid of. Sadly, bloatware is still far too common, even on flagships, and OnePlus is the latest phone company to come under fire for installing third party apps on their phones.

The OnePlus 12 and the OnePlus Open are some of the best phones in their respective categories, offering a great mix of power, design, camera performance and the relatively clean version of Android called OxygenOS. Unfortunately, a new update means these devices have started adding bloatware apps during the setup process.

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