Yes, I've been daily driving OnePlus 15 since it came out. OnePlus might have the most phones in my personal phones of the past decade? And it looks like this will be my last one. OnePlus announced they will officially no longer launch new products in North America or Europe. Software support will continue, but OxygenOS on these phones will turn into ColorOS. RIP (my video on the downfall of OnePlus has aged well)

Teneo Beacon update: Android, Mac, Windows, and Linux. The Teneo Beacon is the foundation of the Teneo Protocol. This release focuses on real-time accuracy and better background reliability for Android devices that aggressively manage processes. - Pull-to-refresh on Android. Refresh button on desktop, next to Settings. - Fragment counter now updates in real time. No more stale numbers between sessions. - Vendor-specific battery and background tips for Xiaomi, Huawei, Oppo, Realme, Vivo, and OnePlus now in Settings. All newer Android devices still get the run-in-background prompt on first launch. - Auto-updater improvements. - Tray menu reliability fixes and screensaver mode polish. -Background process fixes across platforms. iOS update rolling out shortly. Every node running contributes to the data layer that powers AI agent queries on Teneo. Install, run, keep it online.

You paid $1,000 for a Samsung phone. Samsung pre-installed dozens of apps you never asked for. Facebook. Microsoft Office. Netflix. Samsung's own browser. Samsung's own email. Samsung's own calendar. Samsung's own notes. Samsung's own cloud. Samsung's own payment app. Samsung's own voice assistant. Duplicates of apps you already use. Running in the background. Eating your battery. Using your storage. You cannot delete them. The delete button is greyed out. You paid for the hardware. They control the software. Xiaomi is worse. Pre-installed games. Shopping apps. Some serve full-screen ads on your phone. Carriers add more. T-Mobile, Verizon, AT&T each pre-install apps you will never open. Uninstall button? Greyed out. Someone built a tool that removes every single one. No root needed. It's called Universal Android Debloater. Written in Rust. Cross-platform GUI. Plug your phone in. Click. Gone. → Remove any pre-installed app. Samsung, Xiaomi, OnePlus, Oppo, Vivo, Huawei, Motorola, Nokia. → Remove carrier bloatware. T-Mobile, Verizon, AT&T, and carriers worldwide. → No root required. → Restore anything you removed. One click. → Battery life improves immediately. → Storage freed. Gigabytes recovered. → Privacy improved. Fewer apps tracking you. → Community-maintained database of known bloatware. → Works on Windows, macOS, and Linux. Here's the wildest part: The phone you paid for is not yours. It is a billboard you carry in your pocket. The manufacturer sold you hardware and then sold your attention to their partners. This tool gives you YOUR phone back. GPL-3.0. Written in Rust. Community-maintained. But DO NOT use Universal Android Debloater. We should all keep running dozens of apps we never installed on the phone we already paid for.

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