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fix(data): China Deep Testing unlock for the Ace 6, Ace 6T and 15T - #165
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The Ace 6, Ace 6T and 15T were inheriting OnePlus's brand answer (unlocks fine, T-Mobile needs a token), but they're China-only phones and those now go through OnePlus's Deep Testing app on ColorOS 16 and up. It's from OnePlus's own post on its China community, last edited 10-30, which names all three as supported.
The rules in short: a 60-day-old account with real-name and face verification, logged in on the phone for 7 days, up to 7 working days for review, and a limited number of slots each month. The OnePlus 15 and Pad 3 Pro are in the post too, but they're also sold outside China under the same codename, so they're left on the brand answer.