Recent content by Ghori

Are you sure about that? I think EOL means EOL, for both weekly and stable.

The very first post in this thread is meant to be the guide you're asking for. If there is any specific part of that post you find insufficiently explained, please tell us so we can further assist you.

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Using what? Miui? This here Forum? Recreational drugs? Or what?

I hope you're not implying that phones that support LTE B20 are pointless. In some regions 3G coverage is very poor or not available at all, while LTE B20 is well available there.

I do not agree. Previously, we were able to limit the range of brightness. If brightness was set to automatic, it would adjust itself only within that limited range. Now, the automatic adjustment range stretches up to 100%. So, that's actually a loss of function. For compensation, we get the...

I don't know if it's normal, but it's what I experience, too. Not only is my battery consumption much higher when data is on, but it also depends very much on the signal strength. Poor reception really eats battery, that's what I've seen.

That's the gospel. Fact is, the dev ROMs occasionally come with one or the other bug, among them overheating a.k.a. excessive battery drain. The weekly dev ROMs are fun for people who want to always try out the latest and greatest, and don't mind occasional bug challenges. But people who need...

Well, it's certainly a bug of the SIM card. The SIM card executes an excessive number of write operations, ignoring the fact it's self-destructing. And yes, this happens in response to a bug in the phone.

Well, there is an issue. But, to be fair, the custom launchers are perfectly ok, they work just fine on most any smartphone. Miui has an issue with custom launchers here.

Yes, ZCX-TWRP fixes that Problem.

Have you tried your SIM Card in some other phone? Which provider are you using?

What are you looking at? I see a SOT of 3:30, not 8 hours. 3:30 ist really not good.

My T-Mobile SIM card broke down and had to be replaced twice in the last three months. There have been other reports, too, that SIM cards from T-mobile tend to fail in Xiaomi devices prematurely, typically after two to eight weeks of use. This is what I have learned about the problem: T-mobile...

Yes, I believe there is no fix from Xiaomi available yet. I suspect Xiaomi is not even aware of the problem yet. Well, more to the point is, if you use one of the phones that are more common in Europe, instead of a Chinese exotic, you won't have that problem with T-mobile. The truth is, it's...