India, July 16 -- Amidst significant product restructuring currently underway, technology company OnePlus insists it is "business as usual" for the India operations, attempting to dispel rumours about the company's possible departure from the Indian market. OnePlus, owned by smartphone giant Oppo (a subsidiary of BBK Electronics), tells HT it will continue to remain an independent entity in the Indian market.

OnePlus phones will soon transition from the company's own OxygenOS operating system to a unified approach, using the ColorOS software also used in Oppo's phones. They classify this as an "operational adjustment," a change that will gradually happen with the Android 17-based operating system update once it is ready.

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