OnePlus apologizes for strange push notifications
Today morning, lucky OnePlus 7 Pro owners received some very strange push notifications directly from the company. Don't panic, it was a mistake and the company apologizes.
No, no one stole your Google account password and no, no one entered your smartphone without permission. Strange push notifications received by some OnePlus 7 Pro this morning have worried some users who have found alerts containing various Chinese characters or letters that seem to have been pressed randomly on a keyboard.
The photo shared by Michele at GizChina is an example of this:
The company seems to be aware of the problem, indeed it has admitted that it is precisely the cause of these at least bizarre texts. According to OnePlus, the OxygenOS team inadvertently sent such notifications during a test that was likely supposed to remain internal. The company that apologized on Facebook in the meantime:
Did they get to you? Did you guys get scared?
Source: GizChina
It can ruin trust of people who are thinking to buy next time this phone. Cause right now you have apologize, but still customers will be in doubt that it may happens again .
Apology is needed. Just another example of their slip shod operation