But hopefully, those problems have now been fixed.
The new update adds interactive music and food delivery status tiles to your Always On Display.
Besides a few stability improvements, the launcher hasn’t seen much of a change in OxygenOS 13.
The ability to enlarge folders on the home screen is a pretty neat feature though.
To magnify a folder, long-press on it and tap onEnlarge folder.
This window can then be dismissed or moved around.
Dragging an app to either the top or bottom half of your display will trigger the split screen mode.
Other changes include a more simplified parameters app and louder ringtone and notification tone volumes.
This can be done for nearly every app, and it works surprisingly well.
While the window isn’t resizable, it shrinks down to a convenient proportion when not in focus.
The Kid Space in OxygenOS 13 is a simple yet effective way to do just that.
you’ve got the option to eventurn on a blue light filterto avoid eye strain.
You’ll need your phone’s passcode or your fingerprint to exit Kid Space.
Enriched Screenshot Editing
OxygenOS 13 brings more crop and markup tools after you grab a screenshot.
Cropping is also made easier now that you could trace out the exact shape you want to save.
Anything that isn’t auto-pixelated can easily be done so manually as well.
You’ll need to set a privacy PIN or password to get started.
To enter the folder containing your hidden apps, enter the privacy PIN in the dialer.