Enable or Disable Block Offensive Words in Gboard
If Gboard refuses to suggest a word you actually meant to type, or autocorrect keeps swapping it for something tamer, the Block offensive words filter is likely stepping in. On OnePlus phones this filter runs by default inside the keyboard's text correction settings and quietly screens out slang, profanity, and words it flags as inappropriate. That can get in the way when you're typing names, technical terms, or casual messages that just happen to trip the filter.
Show or Hide Declined Calendar Events
When you decline a meeting invite on your OnePlus phone, the event usually disappears from the calendar view completely. That makes it hard to check what you turned down or to review past commitments you rejected by mistake. The calendar app has a setting that controls whether declined events stay visible or stay hidden.
Search a Conversation in Messages
Scrolling through months of texts to find one line is slow and often fails when you cannot remember which day the message came in. The built-in search inside a single conversation lets you jump straight to a keyword instead of scrolling through the whole thread.
Enable or Disable Usage & Diagnostics Data
Every OnePlus phone quietly sends app usage and diagnostic data to Google in the background. If you are unsure why battery stats, crash reports or app activity seem to leave your device, this setting is the reason. It sits deep in the privacy menu and is easy to miss.
Add or Remove Bookmarks in Chrome
Losing track of a useful page you found on your OnePlus is annoying when you cannot find it again later. Chrome lets you bookmark any page, then rename it, adjust its saved URL, or move it into a specific folder for faster access next time. If a saved page is no longer useful, removing the bookmark keeps your list tidy and easy to scan.
Enable or Disable Android Beam
If Android Beam is missing from your settings, NFC is probably switched off on your OnePlus phone, since Beam only shows up once near field communication is active. Android Beam lets you send photos, contacts, or app content to another Android device just by holding the two phones back to back. Without it enabled you lose that quick tap-to-share transfer option entirely.