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[OnePlus 10 Pro] PieceKeepr:
@Prant thanks for the reply. I would assume the update process would be similar, restore stock image in Magisk, update and then install Magisk again before rebooting but I could be wrong. I read that the MSM tool works for the 10 Pro now and I linked to the article below. I don't care about a custom rom as long as the stock rom doesn't get glitchy when rooted, which it hasn't so far, but a recovery tool adds a layer of comfort. Anyway, thanks again for your input.

MSM Download Tool for OnePlus 10 Pro: The Final Nail in the Coffin

In this guide, we will show you the steps to download the MSM Download Tool for OnePlus 10 Pro and then unbrick your device using this tool.

www.droidwin.com
[OnePlus 10 Pro] TheNewHEROBRINE:
The MSM Tool for the 10 Pro requires an authorized OPPO account to be used and no bypass has been found yet (there is an entire thread about this on XDA).

DroidWin is just a copy paste website and should not be trusted.
[OnePlus 10 Pro] PieceKeepr:
Good to know. Thanks again.
[OnePlus 10 Pro] x51:
I notice no major difference from my OP8 pro to OP10 pro.

I upgraded because my OP8's battery wasn't lasting as long. And Im not going to "settle" for the OP11.

In the end I get the following benefits:

- slightly longer battery life

- updates will keep coming for a while

- Android auto works reliably in my car.

For the last one, ever since upgrading my OP8 to Android 12 and 13 it doesn't connect to my car reliably. OP10 with Android 13 works fine.

If money isn't an issue, it's probably worth it for updates. If it hurts to drop 700 or so, then stick to the OP8. It's still a great phone.

Oh.. in the US, the OP10 isn't dual sim. I used dual sim. This is a feature I lost.
[OnePlus 10 Pro] Guyinlaca:
The OnePlus 8 Pro is a great phone and unless you're having battery issues, I'd stick with it. Developer support and wireless charging are huge advantages.
[OnePlus 10 Pro] dlads:
I sold my 8 pro to my neighbour, I took a chance on OnePlus by not checking out the 10 pro beyond its specs...

Gone is the excellent macro camera, the photocrom camera, the superb XDA dev's and the plethora of mods for it.

It has the same ability to root, a great camera, zero development, very few mods besides the one I've brought myself like center clock..

I truly miss my 8 pro, it did everything I could ask. The 10 does have a better CPU/GPU and more battery but that really is the only upside.. in regards to the phone itself you'd be hard pushed to see a difference.

My advice is this:

If you've treated your 8 pro well, you've not overcharged it and you've not dropped it then I would retain it... If you've treated it like a piece of crap then I'd say get the pixel 7 pro...it's quite cheap now and has some great development going on...

It's a sad time for OnePlus users, however we can learn from it and I hope OnePlus (oppo) learns some valuable lessons from this, they'll lose a valuable fan base who's influence goes way beyond its 1% purchase scope compared to the average users of OnePlus devices.

Time will tell I guess, but right now I would say avoid the 10 pro and the 11, they are of the same Ilk
[OnePlus 10 Pro] janekkk:
I changed my phone from the OP 7 and I don't see any noticeable difference in speed (apps launch in the same time), and the default camera takes blurry photos when there is little light (where in the OP7 this was not the case). I wouldn't change if I were you (I would consider OP11, where there is faster memory).
[OnePlus 10 Pro] xristos11:
For sure not i have both devices!
[OnePlus 10 Pro] dlads:
If custom ROMs are something that's needed then I'd avoid the 11 as they won't be there... Hope im wrong but I doubt it.
[OnePlus 10 Pro] Prant:
See some people in this thread recommending the OP11, and I can honestly say that's a terrible choice from what I've seen. The 10Pro is the last one with some semblance of recovery, from what I've been watching over at the 11Pro forums... things are even worse over there.

They even have went as far as to block calling from outside China after 30 days of use outside their home country, if you didn't activate the device in China with a china sim first. With refusal to help customers, stating things like just activiate it in china.

With the lost features, i.e. no wireless charging, less speed over USB, worse radio for USA.. I do not think we as a community should be supporting this company at all going forward, this will definitely be my last OPlus phone but I will continue to use it until it stops.
[OnePlus 10 Pro] centifanto:
@PieceKeepr I echo Prant's statement, it matches exactly my experience and sentiments. OP10 Pro has been the best OP phone I've used, going all the way back to the 3T.

Fast wireless charging

OnePlus lock screen gestures

alert slider

excellent screen

Most importantly, easily rootable.

Those are my top priorities in a phone, and no other brand has all of those.

Also:

I really enjoy the way the phone feels in the hand, especially with the carbon fiber case from OP.

Stereo speakers are great

Camera is good/sometimes great

Performance is great

Battery life is pretty good (hungry CPU, but large battery)

the new OS is not as bad as everyone complains about, IMHO. Much of the things I don't care for are Google's fault anyways.
[OnePlus 10 Pro] Kuronosu:
I have both devices and I've put the 10 Pro up for sale.

You barely notice any difference, except that the OnePlus 10 Pro version of OxygenOS 13 is abominable.

I'm still hoping for official LineageOS support hopefully soon, but...
[OnePlus 10 Pro] kodo12:
Well I would highly recommend not buying this rubbish of a phone.

OxygenOS 13 is now a buggy piece of chinese rom that tend to crash every now and then.

The cooling in this phone is non-existant - overheating very often resulting in prompt "Your phone is to hot, we had to shut down some servces".

You won't be able to use wireless android auto while wireless charing (too hot).

The list goes on and on.

After a year of struggle with this I will be selling it next month - what a relief.

OnePlus is dead for me and damn, I have OnePlus One, OnePlus 5 (the best phone ever existed) and OnePlus 8T, so I can say I experienced myself the fall of this brand.
[OnePlus 10 Pro] mxthocc:
What do you recommend, besides a OnePlus device for custom roms? I have been looking to buy a OP9P (for the MSM tool/roms) as an upgrade to my OP6, but with the overheating and bad battery life (888), its not looking good.

If the custom rom scene is dying, I don't mind getting a OP10Pro and doing what I can with de-bloating and rooting...
[OnePlus 10 Pro] Prant:
The last golden OPlus seems to be the OPlus 8 Pro if you can find one of those. Full recovery tools available and a plethora of custom ROMs. Being only 3 years old it won't fall off for the next 4 or so years comfortably.

That being said, I've never had heating issues with the OPlus 10 as other people have said. The device is really good for running stock + root imo, the battery life has also been about the same since I bought the device. Still runs PS2 games like a champ on lunch breaks. One full charge a day, and it only takes like 25 minutes to charge to full. Perhaps user device care has a play in this thread just as much as the silicon lottery.

Google Pixel is probably the best otherwise, but I'd personally be super weary using their phones as the exploits coming out of research departments are insane.
[OnePlus 10 Pro] mxthocc:
Yeah, I've heard good things about the 8 Pro. I borrowed a Pixel 6a for a week, thought it would be the spiritual successor to my OP6. The vulnerabilities are definitely too much for a new device, so I gave it back.
[OnePlus 10 Pro] Kuronosu:
Coming from the OnePlus One and then the 6T (what a phone!), I really had to get used to the 8 Pro's curved screen. I'm still not a huge fan of the screen, but otherwise I do love my 8 Pro! With LineageOS it's such a super clean and enjoyable experience! 🥰

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Edit:

And coming from this LOS experience, OxygenOS on the 10 Pro felt horrible, to say the least. It's probably a matter of getting used to, but still... Also, the phone is not that much better/quicker/whatever. With Nova Launcher installed, it felt just the same as the OnePlus8 Pro, except my bank account was missing 600 Euros.

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I also shortly tried the OnePlus 3 and 3T, which I bought for my parents when I had the 6T, and I gifted my brother the 7T Pro later. Man, what a slick, gorgeous phone! The only slight screen curve is perfect!

I think I'll stay on the 8 Pro for a while then. Maybe Nothing releases a good phone in a couple years. Or maybe OnePlus somehow decide to return to their roots and release a really incredibly specced and priced phone someday again.
[POCO M4 Pro 5G, Redmi Note 11S (Opal), 11T (India)] rajgamer773:
Guys I want to know after installing experience

Magisk modul is working properly or not

If you facing any issue then please share with me

And

@F-Google make pixelexperience try and share your experience with as and try to make video installation process

Thank you
[POCO M4 Pro 5G, Redmi Note 11S (Opal), 11T (India)] Sehaxe:
Try to flash magisk through recovery changed apk tp zip and after that install apk of magisk
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] avid_droid:
So as of late, TMobile doesn't unlock devices now unless you meet their requirements. The 40 day connected and paid off rule. Impressed they are tight on this now. I recently had a OnePlus 9 pro that was paid off and bought elsewhere and they gave me a hard time to unlock sim. I have recently got my Pixel 7 Pro and the same rules apply. Last year with the Pixel 6 Pro,they sim unlocked on my 4th day of having device unpaid. The "development purpose" doesn't work any more. They tell you, "ah, I'm seeing that you want to root your device..." And shut you down immediately.

What pickle I got myself into. Got an unlocked p7p from Google Fi, but, they wouldn't let me pay it off for some reason, so I returned it. Bought one outright for 973 at TMobile. Got the wife an s23 ultra and they refunded me for my p7p and put it on a plan to get the 600 off with op9p trade in. Now I'm stuck with a locked phone again.

My question is:

OnePlus had an adb command to ungray the OEM unlock... Does the Pixel have a way? Or does someone here do it? Or if any trusted 3rd party could be recommended?
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] stompysan:
How did you contact them? Personally, I have never had any luck outside of their Twitter support. They gave me pushback a bit, but after expressing being disappointed that I traded in my unlocked phone for a locked device and being a bit of an ass they eventually did it for me. I also made sure to stress that I had no way to go back to my previous device, since I traded it in. Their direct support line did NOT flex on the requirements at all.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] V0latyle:
See my post here:

Nothing can be changed via command line without root.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] avid_droid:
I did through Twitter also and no budge. I think at this point they have me flagged for always unlocking my device(s) and being a complete and total ass most times to them.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] avid_droid:
That's too bad cause the op9p had a command line to ungray the OEM unlock option whilst the phone is sim locked and bootloader locked. Wonder if I tried the same command.hmmmm
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] V0latyle:
What was the command? You aren't talking about doing stuff through MTKclient or anything are you?
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] robbbzilla:
Had a similar situation with T mobile. I met all of their requirements. Paid off device, over 1 year active on their service, but since I bought it at Best Buy and not T mobile direct they wouldn't unlock it.

Now I am dealing with Boost mobile BS. Trying to port my number out for over 2 weeks and still nothing.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] avid_droid:
this is the command:

adb shell pm uninstall -k --user 0 com.qualcomm.qti.uim

i know its a different SoC bt wondering if something similar could be replicated??
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] avid_droid:
that allows the OEM unlock toggle to work on sim locked devices. I just need root,well dont really need it except ive become grown to se Adblock for the ads.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] simplepinoi177:
I'm not directing/telling you to do this @avid_droid, but I've read on the forum here that some members have had to speak to 5+ service reps (on either/both Twitter) to get them to unlock the device where all you can hope for is to get lucky enough to fall into talking to an accepting rep. Those members really just had to be persistent until they landed on one. I really wonder (& doubt) they keep track or put a note in your "record" all the attempts to get it done...I highly doubt anyone on T-Mobile cares...

But supposedly one can get in their good graces by being a long time customer...?

Unfortunately, those adb shell commands haven't worked on a Pixel since very early on (I'm thinking no later than the Pixel 3)...
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] avid_droid:
They keep notes on me and I can guarantee that. I went through multiple chats to get a paid off device sim unlocked. More than 5 I guarantee. Everytime I started a chat, they knew what I was going to ask everytime before I said anything. I had to go up the chain many times with no success. I'll try again for ****s and giggles
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] simplepinoi177:
Oh wow...that's crazy! Kinda sucks that multiple others hadn't been "blacklisted" like you have; they kinda implied they just kept trying right after the other until it worked out for them...!
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] avid_droid:
Naw they've always kept tabs on my account since losing my shhh on them multiple times. It is weird that I am flagged though
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] dd805bb:
I got my pixel 7 Pro unlocked by TMO the day I got it. I called into customer support and told them "I have a second sim for work and want to use the phone at full potential. But it doesn't allow me to install the sim because says carrier locked." You are asking for sim unlocking and it unlocks the bootloader too. If the representative will do it they will have download the unlock app in play store. Open the app and it unlocks sim and bootloader..After it says in app sim unlocked, reboot the phone and it will allow OEM unlock to be toggled and I never looked back. I got the super deal where they gave most the price off if I bring my own phone and trade it in. Still isn't fully paid off and rooted since day 1.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] avid_droid:
I paid mine off as ive stated but they wanted me to get the 600 off with my op9pro trade in so i did that. These guys on T-Force wont even respond to me haha. Tmobile has good service but their customer service is bad for the past couple months from what ive been experiencing.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] avid_droid:
Yep it's been a few hours and no response from T-Mobile on Twitter. I'm flagged
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] dd805bb:
On mine I called in. For the other 6a my gf has I went threw T-Mobile chat in the app and had a rep do it that way also. The "I need it unlocked for work sim" method works. Unless it's flagged or something. I was a brand new customer at the time too. Just switched from Google Fi. Traded in a few phones and got a 7 Pro and 2 6a's. Also have my old 6 pro still. Traded in some old janky Samsungs and a 5a 5g. Only one hasn't been unlocked because it's my son's phone and he doesn't use root. I didn't have any problems but I know some have had problems with customer service. I tried the Twitter t force way and never got a response. I called and chatted.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] avid_droid:
So after hours of wait I finally got hot with the requirements again after telling them I know about it. Still no luck. In all honesty, I don't actually feel a need to be unlocked. Its not like it's gonna happen any time soon for me cause TMobile just loves me
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] robbbzilla:
I spent a month. A month calling for two weeks of that month daily waiting for long holds just to get through. They said everything under the sun promising me it would get unlocked in a 24-72 hour period.

Then after a month of back and forth they finally said my unlock request has been denied but gave no explanation as to why even when I asked.

Their customer service was awful. Conflicting information and hostile customer service reps.

T-Mobile has lost me as a direct customer for a long time.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] UltimateGamer83:
I'm with AT&T but I got my pixel 7 pro phone fully unlocked for this reason. I can toggle OEM unlock any time I want right from the get go with out any issues. You're always better off with buying the phone in full.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] avid_droid:
Tried again this morning to no avail. I use root for one thing and that's AdAway. And substratum. I just want to now go against their damn policy that I find idiotic.

And of course buying unlocked is the smart way to go (who would've thought?(sarcasm)) but I had one in my paws and not going to explain again what's in my OP.

Now I just want it unlocked cause they said no. Anyone here tried Mobile Unlocks? $26 for unlock and site appears safe and legit but I need to know for certain they do a good job
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] NepoRood:
I was on Twitter maybe 10 minutes, no hassle at all, this was a few weeks ago. I still owe like $700+
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] avid_droid:
Wish I had that luck. I think I'm flagged also because I go throug many phones in short periods of time and always get an unlock.

Tried every method of speech. Even ended up with poo on my face from all the peach smooches I gave. No dice for me
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] simplepinoi177:
As educational as everyone's experiences may have been, I feel that everyone is missing the fact that it seems OP is totally blacklisted/flagged in their system to allowing a carrier unlock -- for everyone's experience, it doesn't seem that they feel as if they were on any kind of list or notes on their account to deny it outright...

@avid_droid, does it help any if/when you try to get to an elevated rep (2 or 3 tiers higher)?
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] avid_droid:
Nope had that multiple times as well. Same response
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] simplepinoi177:
how many tiers above have you reached?
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] avid_droid:
I believe I went from agent to a supervisor,then that supervisor to their manager and it was the highest point they let me get too. That was with my last device op9p. Multiple times a day. And believe me, everyone that request it the first time,usually get approved. Try multiple devices in a year and get to where I'm at with request denied. Once you're denied and ask again,they already have you logged in as flagged. Once you get to the upper level management, everything starts being recorded and youre flagged at every request. I had some instances where all I said was "Hello" and they hit me with first response like,"I'm seeing you're wanting your device unlocked..." Then with a link to the requirements. Once you reach that stage,trust me..... You're done.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] avid_droid:
lets go!!!!!!
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] avid_droid:
We all know how carriers do us and I'm gonna see if I can work some magic with these 🍑 🤠 (ass hats) LETS GOOOO
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] EtherealRemnant:
Stop making the reps hate life and just accept that they’re not allowed to do it for your account. They likely have a permanent note on the account like we used to use at Comcast. They pop up the second the account is opened. Choosing to ignore a permanent note is grounds for termination with most companies so you’re not going to find anyone willing to do it and if you do, they’re probably going to at least get a write up. It’s 40 days, that’s not a long time.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] avid_droid:
What I'm beginning to notice here on XDA is that no one reads too well. I can explain and say something on one post and the moment someone feels the need to say something,theyll say exactly what I said but in their own words. Here is another example ☝️☝️☝️.

I swear if people just read it would make things a lot easier and make them not look as illiterate as I'm thinking they are. Not a bash on anyone,just read a bit before posting.

Ill make anyone hate their life. If they give me a hard time,so be it. Termination? Of what my account? They can do it for all I care. TMobile is a joke and you have no idea what the rest of the conversation(s) entail. So,uh, yeah. Aloha
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] NepoRood:
I think you misunderstood that time, or I did, (am?), lol

Either way, if I were you, I'd straight up ask T-Moblie if your account is flagged and if so, why.

IF you're account is in good standing, there shouldn't be an issue no matter how many devices you unlock

I don't work for TMO though and I've never had to talk to you as a customer service rep, maybe they have some kind of pool going...

Lastly, you'll have better luck getting T-Mobile to unlock your device than you will getting the average XDA user to read all posts before posting their own response (or new topic) :ROFLMAO:
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] simplepinoi177:
I know you are describing a general scenario more than anything, but in @EtherealRemnant's defense -- as it is his post that you two are using as an example -- with his near 5k posts and membership since 2007, I wouldn't classify him as "the average XDA user"....

And I think in Ethereal's post, his re-iteration of your circumstance (which you've already previously stated) was use it as an established base to lead into his end point; that reps could be fired for going against the permanent flag/note on the account. I didn't take it as him not reading fully what has been stated or ignorantly re-iterating what's been already stated....

I initially thought they were "blacklisting" you because you said you had attempted to get an unlocked bootloader many multiple times in a single year for the past couple of years; but it only occurs to me now (sorry if I am slow on it) that it's probably the enforcing of the 40 days than anything -- as I understand it, the required days is to discourage buying devices and then immediately selling them to regions that they are not accessible to -- as it may look like you buy phones from them, get them unlocked, them resell them internationally.

I know I may be guilty of what you are frustrated with -- "theyll say exactly what I said but in their own words" -- and I apologize for it going over my head and me being slow about it, but I was racking my brain in trying to think of alternatives when nothing but waiting the 40 days seem to be the only available option...
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] avid_droid:
Meh. I don't care much for root anymore. I just wanna pick a fight with TMobile. Their customer service sucks already. I've been in XDA for a long time too. Under many different usernames.

I am flagged from T-Mobile at this point.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] avid_droid:
Well, I might be on my way out with this short lived disaster of a phone. So for me,unfortunately I have one of the defected ones my friend said the other day who runs a TMobile out here. Gave it a few days and hoped things would get better but unfortunately it hasn't. Things just keep going downhill for me on this phone. Static to a pop when calling. Fingerprint is just horrible. Face recognition doesn't always work. I lose signal for a few minutes multiple times throughout the day. This is probably the worst device I've used to download files from the internet. It's painfully slow. Like 30min for a 100mb file.

(Please do not tell me its my 5G bad location area. I can walk to the tower in a bout 7 minutes.) I live in a microwave oven.

So I'm probably going to jump ship either today or tomorrow. And I won't have to worry about unlocking for root at that point if I get the S23U (really don't want to buy my wife has it and has 0 complaints. Undecided yet.
[Google Pixel 7 Pro] avid_droid:
Well, it seems the latest update sort of fixed some issues,not all. Calls are actually better. Fingerprint and face recognition seems to be working better after update. I can tolerate the display brightness. So I guess I'll trudge the way with the rest of the issues with aren't that bad. I may trade this p7p for another p7p if the signal drops again which it hasn't since the update.