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No idea, ask the dev. I wouldnt recommend using any of the current available versions for Peridot.

Yes, it is but the decryption wont work either.

No working TWRP available for your device.

Also try my hint which I recommended to @deRt0d .

This was recommended various times in the past in your case.

Did you try this command via ADB ? adb shell pm compile -a -f --full adb shell reboot

I need to update my answer which I posted a few days ago because now after charging my device a second time while having the option enabled, it didnt work and it just charged until 100%.

On my Peridot it is also working fine !

Do the steps in the post.

Worked on my Mi11Ultra aswell.

One side question for my Mi11 Ultra, I updated today from an real old MIUI14 to the latest Hyper OS stable. The system is really slow now and Apps are opening real slow and the system reboots a long time. Any hints maybe ? Could this help ? adb shell pm compile -a -f --full adb shell reboot

Thanks for the hint, I will try it and report.

It is strange indeed, because on my Peridot everything is fine and I get Device Integrity.

Its is weird but Im having the exact same issue on my Mi11Ultra. I updated from an old miui14 version to the latest HyperOs stable. Everything is working fine and the latest inject apk is also installed.Any hints ?

No problem on my side, did you play around with thr persist partition ? In other words did you flash other roms ? In the worst case you need to flash the official Rom to restore all partitions, in order to make the cam work.

There is no need to at the moment.

I think there is somehow a problem atm with syncing and Cloud Backups from the Xiaomi Cloud. I cant use it either on 2 devices.

Hello everyone and thanks for your attention. Today we had again such a test emergency alert in germany and unfortunately it doesnt work on the latest stables, tested on Peridot and Mondrian. Is there any possility Igor, how we can assist you in finding a solution for it ? Would it be...

Try to have a look under this path go to settings --> apps ---> manage apps ---> 3 dots on top right ---> other settings ---> default apps ---> opening links You can have a look at a few Apps here and see which links these Apps are allowed to open. Try to play around a bit here, I also needed...

I guess this has to do with the integration of Mi Video into the Gallery and there is no way to get rid of this anymore. Instead try to use a different player like FX or MiX Player for example. Dont forget to disable the Mi Video App before setting one of these players as standard for videos...