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August 2018 saw the introduction of Nokia 6.1 Plus. Ios 8.0 Oreo and later updated to Android 10 came out of the box.

In this tutorial we will teach you how to install AOSP Android 11 on Nokia 6.1 Plus. Google has recently launched Android 11, its latest stable, for the public. And several OEMs took the same approach quickly. The pixels that always fell along the predicted lines were the first in the line. Google later released an Android 11 AOSP source code which is without question the most critical ingredient for compiling Android 11 custom ROMs.

What’s on Android 11 version?

Ok, Android 11, The 11th version of Google looks like Android 10 but with a few different features and improvements. The update includes a history of notification, chat bubbles, talk alerts, screen recorders, new media controls, intelligent computer controls, one-time permission, enhanced dark topics for scheduling, app recommendations, Android wireless cars and many more. See our sponsored Android 11, Android 11, Custom ROM, Android 11, Android 11 features and more for more information.

Important

• This ROM will only work on this device, Don’t try this on any other device.
  Follow the steps correctly otherwise you may brick your device. We are not responsible for any damage to your phone.
• It will erase all your data, so we advise you first to take a complete backup of your phone and then proceed.
• Ensure that your phone has at least 50-60% charged to prevent the accidental shutdown in-between the process.

Requirements!

You must have TWRP Recovery Installed on your device.

Instructions to Install

1. First Download & Install a Custom Recovery on your device (TWRP is recommended) If you already have installed then skip this step.
2. Download GSI ROM file and save it on your device’s Internal storage or SD Card.
3. Now Boot your device into TWRP Recovery Mode. (if you don’t know how to boot your device into twrp recovery then you can search it on Google)
4. Now in TWRP create a Nandroid Backup of your device for safer side. If anything goes wrong, you can restore back to your older ROM. (How to Take Nandroid Backup)
5. Now do a Factory Reset of your device, Goto Wipe > Advanced Wipe > Select Cache, Dalvik Cache, System, and Data. Then Swipe to Wipe.
6. Now go back to TWRP Main Menu by pressing the Center navigation button.
7. Now Select Install, Locate the GSI ROM  file and Swipe to Confirm Flash.
8. After ROM flashing completes, Select Wipe cache/dalvik from the bottom left side of the screen, & Swipe to Wipe.
9. After wipe completes, Click on Reboot System.