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I am not sure of the meaning of the question, but if you want them to force everybody to be rooted, or to include unspecified language specific patches to the ROM, the answer is probably no. If you want better translations, my understanding is you (or someone else) need to provide and manage a...

Are you sure you are not using a custom launcher ?

It is not specific to you and the Xiaomi.eu devs have no control on this behaviour.

I would not expect new MIUI releases when HyperOS is available for the device.

The most obvious disadvantage is that many high security applications (specifically banks) check if the bootloader is unlocked. This issue is mitigated by the Xiaomi.eu GPay module, but you need to keep it updated, and some applications still detect an unlocked bootloader. The other part that...

You can't use the EU ROM and lock the bootloader, you would have to go back to the original ROM.

@arsenich12 You can do a Fastboot install.

Did you verify if the Gpay module was up to date ? (And restarted the phone)

The EEA ROM is a global ROM. Maybe you can check the other question from Gogocar62: " Did you get permission in the Mi community app? "

What darki said is that TWRP is already available, but you can only use OTG (external usb device) to install. Anyway you don't need to format to switch between Fastboot and TWRP.

You are not supposed to update the system apps of the ROM.

@cyclonemax You asked the question a few times, but the chances that someone is able to answer seems very low.

Honestly, it is hard to guess what you did with your phone, because it seems to be an EEA model (this model number is used by most sellers in France at least) that you unlocked to install an EEA ROM. Yes, you can install the latest EEA update and lock.

@Borg666 Gogocar62 and Kacper Skrzpek said twice in this page that it may be solved in the future (Keep in mind this in not a TWRP development forum)

@realdjferdy First, you need to post in English, second, I think this comment apply, since Turkish is also a global translation: https://xiaomi.eu/community/threads/i-want-to-help-as-thai-translator.71678/post-720269

@insomniacno1 No ROM matches your criterias. You can only lock bootloader with China ROM on a China device.

Yes, because they are meant to be updated with a system update.The Xiaomi.eu team have no control about the fact that they are displayed on Google Play.

Did you install the Xiaomi.eu ROM ?. Maybe you can give more specific details about the ROM you installed. Is it the Xiaomi.eu custom ROM ? Did you try to restore a backup ? I did not notice similar complaints on the forum.

My point exactly, phones can have the same (general) hardware, and even the same codename, but have difference in the behaviour of the modem for example.

I am not part of the Xiaomi.eu team, but a few reasons I have in mind : - your ROM is meant for 2 different devices, so the behaviour can differ between them - they only have a few devices to test (so they don't know about issues before hand, and it can be difficult to solve them without the...