OnePlus has introduced a new feature called Automatically unlock when connected, which allows users to unlock their computers using the company's smartphones and tablets. This functionality is included in the November firmware updates C20P01(BRB1EX01) for phones and C20P01(BRB3EX01) for tablets.
To enable the feature, users must establish a remote connection between their computer and mobile device using a saved password. Once connected, the option can be activated by selecting Unlock PC from the floating icon menu. The feature requires devices to run OxygenOS 16 or later versions.
The list of supported hardware includes the OnePlus Open, the 15, 13, 12, and 11 series, the 10 Pro, as well as the Nord 6, 5, 4, 3, and CE6, CE5, CE4 models. Supported tablets include the Pad, Pad 2, 3, 4, and the Pad Go 2.
The rollout of the update began on October 27 and is being conducted in stages. The company expects all compatible devices to receive the update by approximately November 19, 2026. Users can check for the availability of the new firmware manually in the system settings.
