OnePlus devices run a customized version of Android called OxygenOS. This system uses very aggressive battery optimization filters and non-standard gesture controls that can block background synchronization, freeze your calendar widgets, or disrupt multitouch actions inside apps. Here is how to fix these common issues.
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1 · Fix Widget & Sync Issues (Battery Optimization)2 · Synchronization Blocked by Full Storage
3 · Three-Finger Tap (Multitouch) Not Working
Fix Widget & Sync Issues (Battery Optimization)
If your calendar widgets stop refreshing automatically, or if new events do not download until you open the app, OxygenOS is forcing aCalendar into a background sleep mode:
Synchronization Blocked by Full Storage
If aCalendar refuses to update appointments despite correct power settings, the issue is often caused by a lack of free system memory:
The Storage Rule: OxygenOS will completely stop automated background cloud synchronization for Google or Microsoft accounts when your phone runs low on disk space. Make sure you keep at least 10% of internal storage free so Android can release the system sync locks.
Three-Finger Tap (Multitouch) Not Working
If you are trying to trigger custom shortcuts using a three-finger tap in aCalendar and the screen does not respond, a known OnePlus system conflict is active:
How to fix it: When system-wide options like the "Three-finger screenshot" or features like "Mind Space" are active, the operating system hijacks and blocks multi-finger interactions inside third-party apps. Since aCalendar cannot bypass this OS restriction, you must turn off these gestures in your OnePlus device Settings under Gestures & motions to restore normal multitouch detection.