Xiaomi.eu, Play Integrity and Call of Duty: Mobile. Official clarification?

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Hi everyone,
I'm considering installing Xiaomi.eu on my POCO X3 Pro (Vayu), but before doing so I'd like some clarification from both experienced users and, if possible, the Xiaomi.eu team.
My main concern is Call of Duty: Mobile.
From what I understand, Xiaomi.eu may not always pass all Play Integrity checks in the same way as a fully locked stock ROM. At the same time, many modern games and anti-cheat systems collect device telemetry and security signals.
Therefore I would like to ask:

1. Has anyone here been playing COD Mobile on Xiaomi.eu for a long period of time without root, Magisk, LSPosed or any modifications?
2. Has anyone ever received warnings, temporary restrictions or bans that were believed to be caused solely by Xiaomi.eu?
3. Does Xiaomi.eu include any Play Integrity workarounds, spoofing mechanisms, property modifications or other changes that could potentially be interpreted by anti-cheat systems as suspicious?
4. From the Xiaomi.eu team's perspective, is Xiaomi.eu intended to remain as close as possible to official Xiaomi software regarding app and game compatibility?

I am not interested in cheating, root hiding or bypassing anti-cheat systems. I simply want to understand whether using Xiaomi.eu by itself introduces any additional risk for a legitimate COD Mobile player compared to stock MIUI.
I would appreciate feedback from long-term users and, if possible, an official response from a Xiaomi.eu team member.

Thank you.

 

[furroinformatico]

Hi there! To answer your questions directly based on long-term experience with Xiaomi.eu and custom roms on the POCO X3 Pro (vayu):

1. Playing without root: Yes, many users play Call of Duty: Mobile daily on clean Xiaomi.eu builds without root, Magisk, or any modules.
2. Bans or warnings: No, there are no verified reports of legitimate users receiving bans or temporary restrictions solely for running an unrooted Xiaomi.eu ROM. Anti-cheat systems flag third-party software, file tampering, or root/bootloader bypass tools—not a clean system.
3. Play Integrity / Spoofing: Stable Xiaomi.eu builds are designed to pass Google's Play Integrity out of the box. While they include standard properties to match certified device standards, these are handled safely at the system level and do not trigger game anti-cheat flags.
4. Proximity to official software: From the community and developer standpoint, Xiaomi.eu's core philosophy is to mirror official Xiaomi software behavior as closely as possible, ensuring standard app and game compatibility without invasive modifications.

In short, if you are playing completely legit without root or bypass tools, running an unrooted Xiaomi.eu build introduces no additional risk for CODM