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It doesn't help to pass Device Integrity (hence for the Wallet app) and it's absolutely not that trivial

Watch closely what Fastboot reports when flashing If Bootloader was relocked, any flashing would fail (and you could only look around for the paid EDL support) In your shoes, I would flash latest Stable Xiaomi.eu for your device, using the script for First (time) Install(action) Instructions...

I didn't tell you to reinstall the ROM but to Factory reset / Format Data No matter what kind of Recovery you have, you will find that option (under the one or another name) Of course, that way you will loose your Data But that's now the only way to 'recover" upon you deleted the wrong apex...

Google does not mess things, but fixed the flaws on their side and Device Integrity does no more pass Tons of users with custom ROMs, root or other moddings got the same 'greetings' today New version of the Magisk module Play Integrity Fix was released today and it spoofs Device Integrity...

Format (or wipe) Data / Factory reset to start over from clean - to set up Android as for the first time

Unlocked bootloader and a custom ROM is just enough for not passing Play Integrity and And to the contrary to you opinion, with root/Magisk and its modules you can spoof that and pass But it's out if the topic here, you could search eg through the Stable thread, it was written a lot about...

You can find instructions on various Xiaomi/MIUI named forums (methods are general, you must only care to download proper packages) In very short, find and download the FASTBOOT/TGZ ROM package (not Recovery/zip - it won't be enough to switch the ROM) for your model ( from the names choose do...

Xiaomi.eu is CUSTOM ROM, not stock/official ROM from Xiaomi. As custom ROM it is not certified by Google and requires unlocked Bootloader - all these things are red-flags (not the vendor name Xiaomi)

Mediatek and Qualcomm are two different chip manufacturers: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MediaTek https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Qualcomm As a result, low level tools (particularly related to flashing) are different on MTK vs Qualcomm phones Generally speaking, Qualcomm chips are more...

Flashing TWRP does not affect Data - but it could brick device if not performed properly. And the methods vary by devices types - recognize your device and follow: https://xiaomi.eu/community/threads/installing-a-custom-recovery.67841/ Good luck It would be really safer if you had custom...

Which GitHub link?

Whenever the Xiaomi.eu ROM is hybrid (check table in the post #1, find your device), install the ROM by Fastboot (first install script - to include formatting), and ROM will install TWRP for its future upgrades

One thing is using GMail account (you need for Google Playstore, YouTube app,Find My Device, etc) and the other is to use or not GMail app You may not use your Gmail address for mail communication, or you may read/write with your gmails via browser. Or you may download and use 3rd party mailing...

Related to Restrictions of Non SDK Interfaces: If I understand correctly, do you wanna say that Xiaomi.eu ROMs are not enforcing the Restrictions?

If using Xiaomi.eu, you don't need to manually I stall TWRP. Please read OP post #1, flash Xiaomi.eu through Fastboot and it will install TWRP TWRP that comes as part of Xiaomi.eu installation for Lisa is very good. However, there is one issue with the backup files - please search in this...

Native Settings, Apps, Manage apps, search for your messaging app and open. Scroll down to Permissions, open, find Read SMS and MMS and give it Always allow - as on the screenshot (not from your app but that's the general way how to deal with 'problems' like yours) Or long press to your app's...

Unfortunately, KernelSU is not compatible with the Xiaomi.eu (14.0.12) Stable.on Lisa - screenshot Actually, I've tried already months ago, so I asked you about you (hoping that maybe KSU now supports a border range of kernels), but it still complains that QKI kernel is not supported (probably...

That's really strange - is this the TWRP installed by Xiaomi.eu itself? Did you install correct ROM for your device (does Xiaomi.eu work for itself)?

If Boot was patched by Magisk, Magisk would recreate itself on reboot (maybe on the second reboot, on first reboot Android must set up itself). Formatting Data does not affect Boot partition (Magisk patch) but it deletes Magisk setup at /data/adb But you would need to install all apps again...

Did you recently install this ROM first time - you had to Format Data (not Wipe, but Format) Or maybe you did something by TWRP that deleted the FBE (File Base Encryption) keys - or something else affected them You will have to Format Data from TWRP