Chinese smartphone manufacturer OnePlus has made quite a name for itself in recent years. Not only does the company have a knack for making industry-leading devices, but it also offers longer support for its devices than most popular brands out there.

OnePlus recently unveiled its first pair of flagships for 2020: the OnePlus 8 and 8 Pro. The higher prices caught a few by surprise, but the dust will undoubtedly settle in the coming weeks, especially if the updates keep coming thick and fast. And if recent trends are anything to go by, we can’t help but be hopeful.

For those unaware, OnePlus recently launched the Android 10 beta program for the OnePlus 5 and 5T, devices that released in 2017. The devices will receive a stable build of Android 10 in the coming weeks, marking the device’s third Android upgrade.

OnePlus 5/5T users are of course thrilled with the news, but they should also beware of malicious bugs that come with every beta version. In this article, we’ll help you keep track of reported bugs and potentially fix a few of them.