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There are several users on en.miui.com reporting that this update fixed the Play Store problem (then again, it would be wise to wait and see... I used 8.2.1.0 for weeks before the problem appeared). Anyway, it's good news! Now we only need to wait for China Stable, as .EU is based on that release.

It seems Xiaomi is pushing a 8.2.2.0 Global Stable update which fixes several things, including the dreaded Play Store bug. I hope they carry those fixes to the China Stable so that the great .EU devs can make a new release!

Whoa... Thanks for sharing! Strange indeed... On which ROM are you? Version?

This problem is indeed strange. Since I installed 8.2.1.0 some weeks ago, I had no problem whatsoever (I upgraded from 8.1.6.0, didn't wipe data), but yesterday I got the dreaded "Waiting for Wi-Fi" message in Google Play. I retried the app update download a couple times, to no avail, then left...

Hi, you can just update straight from xiaomi.eu 8.1.6.0 to 8.2.1.0; I did it from TWRP, wiped Dalvik and cache, and that's about it!

Here are my 4G speeds. I got higher readings, up to around 14 Mbps download and 6 Mbps upload, but it's consistently around these values. No difference between 8.1.5.0 and 8.2.3.0 for me as well.

I'll do a speed test when I get home, in a couple hours, and report back.

Luckily I haven't had the problem. Looks like it could be tied to a particular Play Store version? I'm on 7.6.08...

It seems Xiaomi stopped the rollout of 8.2.3.0 for Redmi 3S/3X; they are listing 8.1.5.0 as latest stable, and state that 8.2.3.0 is "postponed until further notice"... ??? What happened back there? I'm using it and haven't found any major problems! Does anyone know the specific reasons for this?

I've been getting this as well, seldom. It's more an annoyance than anything else, but it's weird still. Hasn't happened since my last reboot.

Just checked. My Redmi 3S does *not* present this issue... As I said, I upgraded from 8.1.5.0 from TWRP, no problems, and did not wipe data.

Hi, you mean in the status bar? (the uppermost bar, in which notification icons, battery, etc. are shown)? I'll check it (don't have access to that phone right now), but I don't think I have that problem. I also updated over 8.1.5.0, without wiping data.

Not sure. I think it can be done with stable versions, so I'd try with that. If it doesn't work, you could change to a weekly.

Wow, that's a lot of questions! :-) I'll start with this one: > Is it worth it? Yes, totally. Xiaomi.eu is a debloated, streamlined version of MIUI China, with multilanguage support added. That said, there are risks involved when unlocking and flashing ROMs to any phone, including bricking it...

It's a fake ROM... As far as I know, official stable releases have 4 digits. In order to get OTA updates, you must install an official MIUI release (dev or stable). If MI Unlock says there's no need to unlock, I think you should be able to flash an official release using MiFlash.

8.1.1.0.0? Like that, 5 digits? Looks like a fake vendor ROM... How does flashing TWRP fail? What error do you get?

Just updated from 8.1.5.0, the ROM feels smooth and everything seems to be working just fine! It has the february Android security patches.

@crashnburn , it would be cool if you described your solution, instead of just telling us "I did it!" :-) @Alexiaomi , can you enter recovery? Does it have stock recovery or TWRP? If you have TWRP, you're all set, you can wipe data, cache and dalvik and be done with it. If not, I guess you can...

If it's asking for a password right out of the box, it is almost certain that it's a used phone, stolen or not. If you've just bought it, you should return it immediately and ask for a new phone or a refund.

I haven't done a clean flash since I first flashed xiaomi.eu back in august 2016, but I *always* wipe cache and dalvik after flashing a new update. Maybe you could try doing that? It's worth a shot, you won't lose any data...