Have participated in the OriginOS 3 internal test, do you still need to register for the public test

Now every detail of mobile phones is focused on "independent research and development", so there are many brands that will develop their own operating systems. For example, Vivo's OriginOS also released the latest OriginOS 3 system a short time ago. Now it is finally November 25, and the first batch of public beta notices have come out, but the problem has come. After participating in the OriginOS 3 internal test, do you still need to register for the public beta?

Have you participated in the OriginOS 3 internal test and still need to register for the public test

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Users who have successfully participated in the internal test do not need to register again, and the internal test version will be seamlessly connected to the public test version.

Push time:

According to the order of public beta registration, 5K will be pushed in batches, 1W will be pushed on November 25, 5W will be pushed on November 27, 5W will be pushed on November 29, 10W will be pushed on December 1, and all public beta registration users will be pushed on December 3 (those registered on November 4 can be pushed immediately).

Those who have not participated in the internal testRegistration method:

Upgrade the current mobile phone software version to the specified or updated version first

Upgrade method: Mobile desktop -- Settings -- System upgrade -- Follow the prompts to complete the upgrade

Partners who have participated in the internal test of OriginOS 3 do not need to register for the public test. They can seamlessly connect to the public test version. You can rest assured that you are worthy of the silky feeling. If you have not participated in the internal test, you need to register for the public test. You can operate as required.