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I'm using the last rom: 9.6.13 "Special features" is a rough translation from my french interface.

My Whyred still has it in the main page of the parameters: the first option in the "Special features" section.

2019-06-05 on my Whyred.

I have to apology to Igor Eisberg again. He was right pretending the effects of the setting "MIUI optimisations" are much wider and deeper than only the power saving feature of the apps. I found out that disabling it causes the main dysfunction of the automatic brightness. Enabling back this...

I don't know the ratio of rooted devices running your roms but all of them probably use TWRP to install a new rom. And everybody can use it to make backups/restores because it's the more efficient and reliable way to do them. I use it to backup my stuff at least once per week, and the ability...

I agree that many settings if the Developper section are only usefull to developpers. But several settings are simple, stable and useful enough to everybody that they should remain available to anybody, and perhaps moved to another sections. According to my own personnal point of view as a...

Thanks! It worked. I might check through getprop persist.sys.miui_optimization that its value is assigned for real, whether it's true or false.

Thank you very much for this awesome trick! Unfortunately, any attempts to alter this setting fail on my Whyred: C:\adb>adb devices List of devices attached 49e220cc device C:\adb>adb shell whyred:/ $ setprop persist.sys.miui_optimization false setprop: failed to set property...

I probably don't know all of its effects, but one of them is it to enable the "Power saving" setting of each app. If it's set to "MIUI battery power saving", this power saving is applied and hibernate the app when the screen is off or the app isn't used any more. Disabling "MIUI optimisations"...

This option is enabled by default. If you disabled it with an older rom, it remains displayed even in the latest rom, but as soon you enable it, it disappears forever. It's a trap to whoever needs this settings to be disabled. The "'explanation" of such a behavior is that disabling this...

The build.prop file already contains this line: persist.vendor.camera.HAL3.enabled=0 Adding persist.vendor.camera.HAL3.enabled=1 ends up with two contradictory lines with an inpredictable behavior (probably depending on their order). Replacing the 0 by a 1 in...

Whatever is put in the internal storage, it'll be erased only by a Format data. As recovery, I used OrangeFox but restoring my stuff with it caused a bootloop. That's why I use RedWolf instead. It restored successfully my stuff today To get rid of the encryption error that happened when I...

So, only the developers are smart enough to enable the extended power menu and disable the lock screen? With such a logic, only developers should unlock their phone and install custom roms. BTW, I had to switch back to Android 8.1 to get an automatic brightness working fine again. I give up on...

You mean the only workaround to a bug generates another bug? Is going back to the last stable ROM (Android 8.1 and MIUI 10.3) the only way to get rid of all the bugs? The automatic brightness is the mess on this 9.6.5 ROM: it switches brutally from a value to another without transition neither...

I have no choice but to let "MIUI optimisations" disabled because after each reboot, the "power saving" setting of several apps goes from "No restriction" to "MIUI battery saving" and that prevents them to work properly. A few examples of these apps: - Automate connectivity permissions -...

On my Whyred, the build.prop file already has the line "persist.vendor.camera.HAL3.enabled=0" Its "0" only have to be replaced by a "1". The line "persist.camera.HAL3.enabled=1" is the only one that must be added by typing it entirely. Actually, your build.prop probably contains these two...

It looked promising but it doesn't work: it can makes app to autostart but it can't prevent them to do so. At least, System Panel 2 works fine to kill the unwanted apps even if it must be done manually but I usually don't reboot everyday so it isn't a big burden.

I could understand that the apps from Google, Qualcomm or Xiaomi would override their permissions but the apps I was talking about that start automatically despite their are not allowed to are Spotify and Le Monde (french news), for example, nothing to do with Google or Xiaomi. Fortunately...

What bother me the most about the "Autostart" permissions is that disabling it in more of "Running in background" does not prevent several apps to start automatically during each reboot. I have to kill them each time. If an app can ignore its permissions and act freely, what the point of these...

Google still pretends my Redmi Note 5 Pro (Whyred) is a Mix 2S and I still don't know why.