We recently covered a report on OnePlus allegedly collecting personally identifiable information about its users through the OxygenOS analytics software. How the company handles such information has been questioned in the past so this new report about its analytics software didn’t help the case any further. Today though, co-founder of OnePlus Carl Pei published a forum post about the issue at hand and spoke about why they collected certain data and how things will change in the future. The original report came from Christopher Moore and it recently started to gain traction online thanks to the Android community sharing with others. Mr. Moore discovered that his OnePlus 2 was sending HTTPS requests to the domain open.oneplus.net and was able to decrypt the data that was being sent. The data that the company has been collecting from its users includes screen on, screen off, device unlock events, abnormal reboots, serial number, IMEI, ph...