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Have a lot very careful if you decide to pay someone to unlock it. 99% of the time it's a scam. Right now, it's not economically viable to offer that service. The servers used to unlock Chinese devices aren't available for payment. Your best option is to return it and purchase a global version.

It's in Spanish because that's my language. The app is in the language of your device. It's an lsposed module. Read on Reddit about how to root with kernelsu+susfs, what lsposed is, and more.If you have no knowledge about it but want to get into this world, read a lot about it.

Yes, of course there is. Ultimately, with root, you own your phone. There are no locked doors; you can do whatever you want; you just need the knowledge. In the specific case of WhatsApp.Use Wa Enhancer

I have the device rooted and with all the checks, including unlocked bootloader and so on. It can be done, and nothing detects root. There's another thread that explains it. In the end, it's better than the base ROM.

That doesn't happen with Xiaomi. No one will know you unlocked the device, and you won't void your warranty. This isn't Samsung with its Knox and Efuse, it's Xiaomi.

Yes, it works. But it's better to replace just the kernel than the entire boot.img image. To do this, you simply need to install kernelsu alone. This way, the flash kernel has root permissions. The first option you're given is better than the second. But of course, both work.

It's okay. Just keep that in mind for next time.☺️

Sometimes it's necessary. For example, the Revolut app was down for months because it detected an unlocked bootloader. WhatsApp has some phone numbers dialed and detects the bootloader. There are modules for WhatsApp specifically, but not for Revolut, for example. And if you want root, Magisk...

Aaa, I see. Sorry, you just flashed the kernel to .img. But why would you flash it again to .zip with kernel flasher? It doesn't make sense. I don't recommend it either. It's better to flash the .zip (Just replace your kernel) than to change the entire boot.img partition.

Hi, that's fine. But you missed a few more steps. How do you give kernelsu-next root permission if you don't have root yet, according to your tutorial? Get the latest init_boot.img from the Xiaomi.eu ROM. Open KSU, press the down arrow box, select the init_boot.img, and patch it. It will be...

You're absolutely right... I already said that none of this is a problem with Xiaomi.eu nor does it have the slightest thing to do with it... Just search on Google and you'll be able to get it however you want for free.He's already told you everything you need to know. Find a way to get Keybox...

It's not a mistake. It's done deliberately; apps are starting to check if the bootloader is unlocked. For example, WhatsApp has some numbers dialed, and the app checks the bootloader. The way to fix this is to root it and get a valid keybox that allows you to play the full Intigrity Play.It also...

You're clearly not going to know how to compile your own kernel. I already told you to use the wild+ kernel. The instructions are linked to GitHub itself. Read the thread, even the user xonline already indicated how to do it.

Yes

But that's only root with KSU. If you want susfs to be able to hide it completely, you'll need to either compile your own kernel or use the wild+ kernel, which has a kernel for almost all GKI devices It's crazy what that man does