Following the launches of the OnePlus Nord and OnePlus 8 series, it was made evident that the organization was pre-installing Facebook bloatware on its gadgets. Presently, in a reversal, OnePlus is authoritatively halting that practice.

On the off chance that you missed the original story, recently clients became aware that OnePlus was pre-installing some Facebook applications on its phones. In particular, the OnePlus 8, 8 Pro, and Nord, the previous two being the organization’s most costly phones to date. While a significant number of the client confronting applications from Facebook could be taken out, however some in the background services proved unable, and those could send information to the social media giant.

Clearly, the organization’s community was unsettled about that disclosure and, likely, they even lost a few clients over it. 105 Comments was flooded with just negativity about the change.

Speaking to Input, OnePlus straightforwardly affirmed that Facebook services are not preloaded on the OnePlus 8T — something we can readily affirm on our review unit — and that future gadgets would exclude the garbage either. The organization avoided saying that this is a permanent change, yet the not so distant future contains just OnePlus gadgets with Google, OnePlus, and Netflix applications pre-stacked, that’s it.

As a rule, activities like this are not common. All things considered, OnePlus was likely making a reasonable piece of money from a deal with Facebook. The decision really came straightforwardly from criticism from fans and the media. In particular, a commentary piece from Input “made its way to the very top.”

This is incredible news, however tragically OnePlus didn’t have any comment or solution for OnePlus 8, 8 Pro, or Nord purchasers actually stayed with Facebook.