Oneplus 9 Pro is arguably one of the more important premium smartphones this year so far, which does not come with unnecessary fees or costs. It’s far from perfect, especially when you consider some dramas around their performance and availability, but it remains one of the best choices for the bucks option today. However, one new problem causes users to be a concern when the cellphone strangely run out of storage space without reason at all. Fortunately, it might be a software bug that only requires oneplus recognition and improvement.
The best hardware sports on the smartphone market until now and showcase Hasselblad’s name, Oneplus 9 Pro almost scored ten in our reviews. Performance is almost equivalent to other cellphones on the tier (more about it later), and the camera output is definitely worthy of special branding, making the phone feel worth the price requested, even if it’s a little high for OnePlus.
Not without habit and controversy, of course, starting with an undisclosed performance. And then there is no models of Oneplus 9 Pro Base in the US, forcing buyers to settle up with the Lone $ 1,069 Premium Configuration. Now there is another thing that must be fought for by the owner, but hopefully, it is something that can be fixed software updates quickly.
According to the Android Police, the owner of Oneplus 9 Pro, including the artem Russakovskii publication itself, note that their cellphones suddenly run out of storage space, which consequently jammed on device performance. The usual Oneplus 9 Pro diagnostic tool does not reveal the culprit, but further investigation points to a finger on the Oneplus media storage application. The exact reason for the wrong behavior is still unknown, but it seems to clean the Oneplus Gallery App folder “which has just been removed” freed up a lot of space.
This is quite confusing how this bug suddenly appears out of nowhere, but can slip along with the recent system or update application. Strangely, there are also the same reports but not related to the Xiaomi gallery application kept the photo cache that continues to grow even after they are deleted. Oneplus still hasn’t responded to all reports, but, given how broad it seems, they might already know this problem.
