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Unfortunately the only way to unlock your bootloader is to use the official Miui Unlock tool, which is running only on Windows OS. So you have to get a PC with Windows on it. I'm using Ubuntu, and using any other third party application to unlock the bootloader was unsuccessful, I had exactly...

Huge thanks for your time and details! I'm not going further with phone disassembly, not worth for me the effort and costs. I opened my phone twice, first to try to repair buttons and at the second time to replace broken buttons, as I mentioned before, but at that time the earpiece mesh was...

Sorry for your phone! I'm on a similar situation too, not exactly but due to same cause. Actually my earpiece mesh was melted by the glue when I applied by myself a curved screen protector fixed with an UV loca glue. In my case the earpiece volume was not affected, so the earpiece membrane have...

@gravityz3r0, I'm using Magisk 23.0. I loaded the fix from internal storage.

I refuse to believe it was that simple :) 1. Flash firmware 2. Flash Magisk 3. Hide Magisk 4. Flash Fix_CTS_SafetyNet_v1.0-Magisk.zip posted on your post (link) Many thanks @Poney70 :cool: So, I'm back on xiaomi.eu stable v12.5.8.0 and all seems to work properly, actually with a minor change...

Yesterday I installed on my Mi 10 the newest stable version of xiaomi.eu (V12.5.8.0.RJBCNXM). Unfortunately in my case the phone seems to no longer be certified on Google Store (Play) also Netflix cannot be downloaded and I was not able to use phone for payments using Google Pay. On SafetyNet...

1. As I mentioned the easiest way to lock your bootloader is to copy/paste my above command. I suppose that you already have downloaded and installed platform-tools (adb + fastboot) since you already tried before to install the xiaomi.eu firmware. 2. xiaomi.eu custom rom can be flashed trough...

To be honest I don't know how to answer to your questions, not because the steps are hard, but the consequences are bad if something wrong happens, actually not so bad, but in case of failure you could reach to a soft brick, depends by the phone. In conclusion, to answer to your questions: 1...

I'm not sure if is the same case for you as for mine. I guess for the moment that Google have developed a way to figure out that the phone have the bootloader unlocked and as a consequence the "play protect" is no longer certified. Most probably your friend have his phone bootloader locked. At...

Yes, that's fine!

Yes, you can relock the bootloader once you flashed an official firmware: https://c.mi.com/oc/miuidownload/detail?guide=2 (This is a Xiaomi official page) I'm not sure if the warranty is void, if your phone bootloader is unlocked, that's depends by your product service. But if you flash an...

I'm not sure if I understand your questions, but I will write some generic info. On bootloader unlocking process your phone will be reset it, all your data will be erased. The bootloader remain unlocked till you will locked back. When the bootloader it is locked the phone is reset it again...

Unfortunately it is not so easy because you need to know more information about the ROM versions availability. First you have to choose which ROM versions you prefer: weekly or stable? More details about this topic: Difference between the weekly EU.Rom and Stable Roms Once you decided which...

Since you have posted on the Xiaomi.eu forum, you can unlock the bootloader and then flash the xiaomi.eu ROM, which have the Miui dialer (Phone app) which have natively support for call recording.

I used my Mi 8 with xiaomi.eu ROM, unrooted, to pay in stores for more than 2 year without any problem. I used for payments bank dedicated applications and Google Pay, if I remember correctly I had the HCE Wallet option selected as Secure element position from Connection & sharing settings.

Check this official website https://c.mi.com/oc/miuidownload/detail?guide=2 (from a PC or using desktop version enabled on your mobile browser)

You have to unlock the bootloader, then flash China ROM and if you like you can lock your bootloader back. Obviously you have to flash the fastboot firmware version. I have done that with my Mi 10 5G, Global version, just for fun and was working properly, meanwhile I flashed the xiaomi.eu ROM...

I have no other idea, what is wrong in your case.

On the stock firmware are these icons visible on your phone?

As an additional idea in cases like this I always flash as the first step the latest official ROM (stock one) via fastboot, which is a completely different image than the update one (the extension is .tgz and contain all partitions images) downloaded from...