What is the experience here with the Xiaomi.eu ROMs for the Redmi meme 3 pro?
Are they trustworthy?
Does this remove the Xiaomi botnet?
What is the experience here with the Xiaomi.eu ROMs for the Redmi meme 3 pro?
Ryan Reed
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Joseph Wilson
I am currently using it. It's much better than the global ROM. I am still waiting for CM to be stable enough. Basically CM is much better but pretty unstable at the moment so this ROM is a good substitute.
Dominic Lopez
Yes this was also my thinking. CM is unfortunately very shitty on RN3P. Someone needs to step in
Jace Rogers
What is different EU vs global
Asher Morris
100% sure it comes with a Chinese botnet included.
Isaiah Reed
So this is why their mediaplayers are so cheap?
Their mi box looks really promising, but if its a botnet fest, is it worth it?
Isaiah Lewis
Fuckoff Apple shill
Aaron Murphy
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how is it better than the official rom?
Evan Ortiz
It's not. It just has a few tweaks for EU countries like additional language support.
Sebastian Lee
just use the global rom fuccboi
Grayson Garcia
I am not so sure. By botnet I meant the analyticscore app from Xiaomi
thehackernews.com
Is this still in the Xiaomi.eu ROM?
Jonathan Jackson
They said they removed it in the latest release notes.
xiaomi.eu
Noah Peterson
I'm trying to unlock mine, I got my verification code and I'm getting a
>Couldn't Verify Device
error.
Fuck this piece of shit, first and last Xiashit I buy.
Robert Edwards
Can't you just message them?
Also how long did you wait for verification?
Aiden Morris
The thing is, they sent me a message saying that they approved my request, it took 3 days.
Now I try to unlock it, and the Mi Unlock app says it couldn't verify device.
What's worse is I found a thread made in February, that it's still getting posts up to this day, of people with this issue, and the only thing those fucking chinks reply whenever they ask them to fix this shit is
>please kindly check that the account is correct
What a fucking joke.
Also, it took 3 days for the approval message to arriva.
Andrew Hall
Well, when I read about it on their webpage they said it could take a week or two.
The idea with requiring verification code for unlocking bootloader seems insane at first, but there is sense in it - to prevent resellers from installing malicious firmwares. Compared to just locking bootloader, it's a much better solution.
I bought Xiaomi for my mother, but obviously didn't unlock it or install any ROMs. In its price range, I don't think there are better alternatives.
Anthony Flores
Considering so many people can't unlock the bootloader, this method seems like a piece of shit.
Adam Reed
I'm not saying their implementation of it is good, just the general idea.
Lincoln Johnson
Eu rom has more translations, some bloatware apps removed, some chinese apps translated, weekly updates, root access
Asher Butler
I've recently switched back to the official global dev rom and I really don't notice much more bloatware compared to the Xiaomi.eu rom.
Nathan Martinez
Is root access by default? Or do you need to flash SuperSU?
Also, am I correct to assume that I have to use TWRP to flash the xiaomi.eu ROM?
Robert Reyes
in the permissions app, where you can set what apps are allowed push notifications or wakelocks there is also an enable root option, once you activate it you can enable root on a per app basis, or grant permissions to SuperSU and use that to manage your other apps.
Im not sure if you need TWRP to flash the eu rom on a redmi, i did not need it with my mi4 but that comes with an unlocked bootloader and you can just flash it with the xiaomi updater.