While the rest of the options in the Settings menu are part of your current theme and are highlighted by the darker color, Digital Wellbeing and Google remain unhighlighted and are also a little bit left ‘extra’ aligned as compared to the rest of the menu. What is even more concerning is that this issue isn’t limited to just one OnePlus series. I could personally confirm it on my OnePlus 7 series, and users have already listed the complaints about the 8th and the Nord series. Moreover, the issue first came to light after the Oxygen OS 11.0.4.1.HD65AA update that came out at the end of October. So it has been a month but there has been no acknowledgment from the OEM, let alone any fix. With that said, there do seems to exist a couple of workarounds that have been known to fix the issue of Digital Wellbeing and Google UI being broken in the OnePlus Settings menu. And this guide shall make you aware of just that. So without any further ado, let’s check them out.
Fix: OnePlus Digital Wellbeing Settings UI Broken
Fix: OnePlus Google Settings UI Broken
So this was all from this guide on how you could fix the issue of Digital Wellbeing and Google UI being broken in the OnePlus Settings menu. Until OnePlus rolls out an official patch that rectifies this UI glitch, you should keep the Play Store’s auto-update functionality disabled for the Wellbeing app. On that note, we round off this tutorial. All your queries are welcomed in the comments section below.
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