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For which device you found KernelSU compatible with Xiaomi.eu 14?

Check in the Settings, Apps, Messaging (faster: long press on Messaging app icon and directly open its App info) if the app is given Read contacts permission (screenshot) If it won't help, Clear Data / Clear all data for messaging app (it will delete locally saved messages but not contacts)...

Yes. Reboot to Recovery and it should boot to TWRP If/when there will be an update, you will be able to update by OTA - updater will download and reboot to TWRP, TWRP will update and reboot to System. All seamlessly like OTA for stock Since Xiaomi.eu is custom ROM, it cannot be installed via...

If PC is broken it does not affect TWRP on the phone?! Download directly on the phone (use browser, for SFN you must enable Desktop site in mobile browser, then just before downloading copy the link to ADM - download from PlayStore and ADM will download the ROM in 5 - 10 minutes - depending on...

Ok so when you asked and if you mind to read the answer, the end of this article list A14 eligible devices: https://xiaomiui.net/xiaomi-android-14-update-list-everything-you-need-to-know-46263/

Still, I wonder from whom do you expect that answer? Xiaomi.eu (volunteers) will take and modify MIUI 15 ROMs as they come from Xiaomi. For which devices, when, with A14 or A13, it all depends on Xiaomi Here you can read some speculations, so keep an eye on that portal, every few days they put...

Have you tried dialing magic numbers: *#*#86583#*#* and *#*#869434#*#* (86583 = VoLTE, 869434 = VoWiFi) You should obtain toggling results like: VoLTE Carrier Check was enabled/disabled and/or VoWiFi Carrier Check was enabled/disabled

You can read from the ROM zip name. When they're named like (so far): xiaomi.eu_multi_XM12_V14.0.23.9.18.DEV_v14-13.zip They mean MIUI 14, Android 13.zip If/when the name will end by 14.zip, it will mean Android 14 If/when the name will have v15, it will mean MIUI 15 Hence v15-14.zip will...

Ok, I see,there is only Clear Cache. Still, you can delete Gallery Data from TWRP, by deleting the folder: /data/data/com.miui.gallery If you do, do it on your own risk I had a similar problem with Gallery on my old Mi 9T, with MIUI 11 (long ago), and that solved It won't delete your photos...

Don't update System apps from other sources, they may not be compatible and something may not work Also, if you switched from Weekly, you had to do Factory reset I also have Lisa, that last Stable and my Gallery correctly shows All (photos, screenshots, Whatsapp) or just Camera, sorted pay...

Yes, by use of custom Recovery that the ROM installs - if you search, you may find more detailed answers

If you protect your device with /ping/partern, a thief cannot login/unlock the screen And he cannot even read Data from TWRP bcs the same pin/pattern is required for TWRP to decrypt Data (without the correct pin/pattern, TWRP shows 'scrambled' files, cannot backup, etc) A thief can, with your...

Usually you don't need Strong (Google, themselves, for Wallet requires Basic and Device only, not Strong) Now, the problem is that you (and some others reported similarly for Stable or Weekly Xiaomi.eu) do not pass Device Integrity Moderators will tell you to wait, that Google will solve...

It has nothing with a few months old Security Update Google Pay/Wallet require to pass Basic and Device Integrity (not Strong) Download Play Integrity API Checker from Playstore and test And if you fail Basic Integrity, then that's the problem with unlocked Bootloader and custom ROM

Not root but unlocked Bootloader and custom ROM

SafetyNet is deprecated, Play Integrity is relevant If you NOW install your old 14.6, are you sure that Play Integrity would still work? And specially that your banking app will work? Google slowly but constantly improve 'detections' in Play Integrity and more important, every new version of...

If ROM updates boot.img, it means that your previous boot.img that was patched by Magisk is gone. You must root again - modules and everything will be preserved, will show again after you reinstall Magisk again (if you didn't do Factory reset or wiped your /data partition)

It's generally a known issue (users have to be aware of), that banking, payment and similar apps look for and detect unlocked Bootloaders, installed custom ROMs and treat those phones as insecure environments per their definitions There are methods to spoof, but they require rooting (Magisk)...

By 'root' apps report the fact that you have unlocked Bootloader and flashed an unofficial, custom ROM (and custom Recovery). That banking app wants the official, stock ROM, certified by Google - when it's not, it doesn't and cannot check if your custom ROM is as secure for them as the official...

Please read the OP post #1, first page, it says: "Installing with Fastboot: ... Run one of the installation scripts... first_install_with_data_format - with data wipe, if you're flashing Xiaomi.eu ROM for the first time or downgrading. - update_rom - without data wipe"