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The built in updater will update to new builds yes (most of the time anyways), if you plan to root, you should update manually by flashing it in twrp. Right now updates are on a pause due to miui 12 releasing soon (no more miui 11 updates).

Try: boot into recovery twrp go to advanced > terminal in terminal, type: cd /system rm addon.d exit go back to the main menu and try backup again. it should work.

https://androidfilehost.com/?fid=4349826312261755287 If you are coming from official global/china rom, you need to format before flashing or it won't boot (you will lose ALL data, backup first), if from xiaomi.eu stable, you can edit a file to make it work (instructions here...

You can't just flash an img meant for other devices.. Flashing wrong logo.img usually doesn't brick a phone, it just defaults to android stock boot logo (instead of xiaomis), any other img would certainly softbrick the device. You need to search for device specific mods. So far I've used custom...

Stable is indeed Android 9 for some reason (even though china stable is already Android 10 since late march), probably gets released when xiaomi.eu releases the next batch of stable roms for all phones, but you could use the weekly rom, it's definitely Android 10 and it only has minor bugs for...

Xiaomi.eu has both stable and weekly roms for Mi9 Pro 5g, they will work if installed properly.

Which is why fishing is actually a good recommendation, assuming you already have supplies and can go somewhere without encountering other people :D

Assuming you are rooted, you could force it on with a magisk module (google for it), if it misbehaves, remove the module and everything should be as it was before.

Messing with persist.img can mess up L1 widevine forever, even if you have backups. Something to keep in mind.

https://www.xda-developers.com/how-to-fix-device-not-certified-by-google-error/ This has helped me in the past, combined with the app data wipes, it usually ends up being certified again.

Did you do: wipe menu - format data - type in "yes" - copy rom to internal storage - install? If the format isn't done, rom fails to decrypt and goes back to twrp

Usually you dont have to wipe anything (except wiping caches), format is all you need when switching roms.

xiaomi.eu is a modified version of the official rom (phone operating system) and this site hosts its community, https://c.mi.com/forum.php is the official forum.

Sometimes wiping play store data can help making it certified again.

Some miui apps will keep getting play store updates which work properly on newer devices or even non-xiaomi devices, but if they detect you're using miui, they'll try to hook into xiaomi services, and should your system be terribly out of date, there could be problems. It's a hassle for...

Dont use "fastboot boot recovery.img", after flashing use volume up + power

20.3.26 fixed the issues with 3rd party camera apps. Install Google photos separately if it still doesn't preview properly. As for slowness.. Wiped cache in twrp?

Did you format (not wipe) before flashing? It's absolutely required when coming from other roms. Then you can keep dirty flashing updates. I have Mi9 as well, no issues.

If you're rooted, you could use any root file Explorer (like mixplorer or fx) to access the locations and copy/move files by going to emulated/10 or 999, 0 is for default user.

I'd like to keep using it. I love trying out the weeklies and see the latest features. Anyways found a workaround on xda for those who need it: run "setprop debug.hwui.force_dark false" in a terminal if you're rooted.