Latest Updates on OPPO, Realme, OnePlus and Transsion ProtectionsIn the last few months, we’ve seen a big shift in how different brands handle device protection. Most OPPO, Realme and OnePlus models are now supported across almost all major protection methods. The same goes for Transsion MTK and SPD devices, including Infinix, Tecno and Itel.Because of these changes, many older and complex solutions are no longer needed. For example, the demand for Oppo MTK V6 and similar methods has dropped. New models like the Reno 12F 5G, A60 5G and A3 5G, along with MT6835 and Dimensity 6100/6300 chipsets, now stay protected for about seven months or more without needing any server.Some models like the Oppo A3x, A5 Pro, and even the Oppo A72 series now come with protection that lasts around ten months. Realme C55, C65, and Oppo A18, A38, A58 4G also follow the same pattern, offering long-term protection without requiring a Test Point.Samsung has also added new layers of protection on both Exynos and MediaTek variants, making the overall market more challenging and more interesting at the same time.On the team side, TFM has been doing a solid job with market research and stable updates. Their recent work on Oppo and Realme MTK authentication brought in good results, and their free support against cracks has been appreciated by many users. If things continue like this, they might even compete with AMT in future server-based solutions.Tools like Camera, Z3X, OCTO and others also deserve credit. People often don’t realize the amount of time, testing and money that goes into developing these updates. If more users understood the effort behind these tools, they would probably support the teams more instead of complaining.