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wiki/About_Fastboot_and_Recovery_ROMs.md

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 ## About Fastboot & Recovery ROMs
 
 The ROM packages you can flash on your device come in two formats: **Fastboot ROMs** and **Recovery ROMs**.

wiki/About_MIUI.md

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 ## About MIUI
 
 ### What is MIUI?

wiki/About_custom_ROMs.md

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 ## About custom ROMs
 
 ### Reseller/vendor ROMs

wiki/Access_EDL_mode.md

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 ## Access EDL mode
 
 EDL (Emergency Download) mode is used in Qualcomm-based devices for unbricking/flashing purposes. EDL mode bypasses the bootloader and MiFlash can interact with it. There are several ways to access EDL mode but they usually require the bootloader to be unlocked.

wiki/Disable_ads_in_MIUI.md

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 ## Disable ads in MIUI
 
 Advertising is an integral part of Xiaomi’s internet services, a key component in their business model and one of their sources of income. As such, MIUI and Mi apps contain ads by default which may appear in places where you wouldn't expect to see them, like in Settings. Thankfully, there are ways to get rid of them.

wiki/Enable_Camera2.md

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 ## Enable Camera2
 
 Some camera apps on Android, like the modded Google Camera, use Android's [Camera2 API](https://developer.android.com/reference/android/hardware/camera2/package-summary) but it's disabled on Xiaomi devices by default (with the exception of the Mi 5s). If Camera2 is disabled, such apps (like GCam) don't work and crash on launch. Thankfully, TWRP lets you modify build.prop in ADB mode and thus enable Camera2.

wiki/Fix_notifications_on_MIUI.md

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 ## Fix notifications on MIUI
 
 MIUI likes to kill apps that run in the background to save battery life but many users don't like this strategy because this way they miss important notifications. Thankfully it's possible to disable most of these countermeasures.

wiki/Fix_sensor_issues.md

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 ## Fix sensor issues
 
 On Xiaomi devices, sensor data is stored in a partition called *persist*. This partition is flashable and an image of it is included with all fastboot ROMs but devices made after 2016 don't allow you to modify it in fastboot mode, regardless of the status of the bootloader. Unfortunately, software issues may cause the sensors in the device to misbehave or stop working completely, but usually reflashing this partition solves these problems. If the partition is write protected in fastboot mode, you'll have to use Qualcomm's EDL mode to flash it. The EDL flashing script originally skips the persist partition but you can modify it to flash that as well when you are flashing with MiFlash.

wiki/Flash_TWRP_and_custom_ROMs.md

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 ## Flash TWRP & custom ROMs
 
 TWRP is a custom recovery that replaces MiRecovery / the splash screen for the Mi PC Suite. A custom recovery mode gives the user more options to manage the device's system, more options to flash ROMs, wipe, or back up. A custom recovery, such as TWRP, is needed to flash ROMs, kernels, etc. or root.

wiki/Flash_official_ROMs.md

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 ## Flash official ROMs
 
 ### Flash Recovery ROMs in MIUI

wiki/List_of_wired_Xiaomi_earphones.md

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 ## List of wired Xiaomi earphones
 
 | English name | Chinese name | Aliases | Release date | MSRP |

wiki/Recommended_resellers.md

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 ## Recommended resellers
 
 [HK Goldway](https://goldway.aliexpress.com/store/311331), [Mi Global Store](https://www.aliexpress.com/store/3010045), [Mi Zealer](https://www.aliexpress.com/store/3209109) on AliExpress

wiki/Regional_names_of_Xiaomi_devices.md

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 ## Regional names of Xiaomi devices
 
 **Models that don't have regional names are not included.**

wiki/Regional_versions_of_Xiaomi_devices.md

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 ## Regional versions of Xiaomi devices
 
 Xiaomi devices, which are officially sold outside of Mainland China, usually come in three versions. Versions of Redmi devices differ in LTE band support and packaging, while the versions of Mi devices are identical in hardware and only come in a different box. Some Xiaomi devices only have Chinese Versions while Android One models aren't sold in Mainland China at all.

wiki/Specs/Black_Shark.md

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 ## Black Shark
 
 ### General

wiki/Specs/Black_Shark_2.md

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 ## Black Shark 2
 
 ### General

wiki/Specs/Black_Shark_Helo.md

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 ## Black Shark Helo
 
 ### General

wiki/Specs/Mi_6.md

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 ## Mi 6
 
 ### General

wiki/Specs/Mi_6X.md

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 ## Mi 6X
 
 ### General

wiki/Specs/Mi_8.md

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 ## Mi 8
 
 ### General

wiki/Specs/Mi_8_EE.md

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 ## Mi 8 Explorer Edition
 
 ### General

wiki/Specs/Mi_8_Lite.md

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 ## Mi 8 Lite
 
 ### General

wiki/Specs/Mi_8_Pro.md

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 ## Mi 8 Pro
 
 ### General

wiki/Specs/Mi_8_SE.md

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 ## Mi 8 SE
 
 ### General

wiki/Specs/Mi_9.md

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 ## Mi 9
 
 ### General

wiki/Specs/Mi_9_SE.md

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 ## Mi 9 SE
 
 ### General

wiki/Specs/Mi_A1.md

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 ## Mi A1
 
 ### General

wiki/Specs/Mi_A2.md

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 ## Mi A2
 
 ### General

wiki/Specs/Mi_A2_Lite.md

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 ## Mi A2 Lite
 
 ### General

wiki/Specs/Mi_MIX_2.md

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 ## Mi MIX 2
 
 ### General

wiki/Specs/Mi_MIX_2S.md

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 ## Mi MIX 2S
 
 ### General

wiki/Specs/Mi_MIX_3.md

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 ## Mi MIX 3
 
 ### General

wiki/Specs/Mi_MIX_3_5G.md

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 ## Mi MIX 3 5G
 
 ### General

wiki/Specs/Mi_Max_2.md

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 ## Mi Max 2
 
 ### General

wiki/Specs/Mi_Max_3.md

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 ## Mi Max 3
 
 ### General

wiki/Specs/Mi_Note_2.md

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 ## Mi Note 2
 
 ### General

wiki/Specs/Mi_Note_3.md

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 ## Mi Note 3
 
 ### General

wiki/Specs/Mi_Pad_3.md

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 ## Mi Pad 3
 
 ### General

wiki/Specs/Mi_Pad_4.md

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 ## Mi Pad 4
 
 ### General

wiki/Specs/Mi_Pad_4_Plus.md

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 ## Mi Pad 4 Plus
 
 ### General

wiki/Specs/Mi_Play.md

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 ## Mi Play
 
 ### General

wiki/Specs/POCOPHONE_F1.md

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 ## POCOPHONE F1
 
 ### General

wiki/Specs/Redmi_5.md

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 ## Redmi 5
 
 ### General

wiki/Specs/Redmi_5A.md

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 ## Redmi 5A
 
 ### General

wiki/Specs/Redmi_5_Plus.md

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 ## Redmi 5 Plus
 
 ### General

wiki/Specs/Redmi_6.md

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 ## Redmi 6
 
 ### General

wiki/Specs/Redmi_6A.md

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 ## Redmi 6A
 
 ### General

wiki/Specs/Redmi_6_Pro.md

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 ## Redmi 6 Pro
 
 ### General

wiki/Specs/Redmi_7.md

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 ## Redmi 7
 
 ### General

wiki/Specs/Redmi_Go.md

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 ## Redmi Go
 
 ### General

wiki/Specs/Redmi_Note_5.md

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 ## Redmi Note 5
 
 ### General

wiki/Specs/Redmi_Note_5A.md

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 ## Redmi Note 5A
 
 ### General

wiki/Specs/Redmi_Note_5A_Prime.md

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 ## Redmi Note 5A Prime
 
 ### General

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 ## Redmi Note 6 Pro
 
 ### General

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 ## Redmi Note 7
 
 ### General

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 ## Redmi Note 7 Pro
 
 ### General

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 ## Redmi S2
 
 ### General

wiki/Tips_and_tricks.md

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 ## Tips & tricks
 
 ### Before purchasing

wiki/Tools_for_Xiaomi_devices.md

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 ## Tools for Xiaomi devices
 
 ### MiFlash by Xiaomi

wiki/Tweak_the_China_ROM_for_global_use.md

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 ## Tweak the China ROM for global use
 
 There are a couple of Xiaomi devices that don't have official Global ROMs available. The best solution for these devices is installing the Xiaomi.eu ROM which is a debloated and optimised China ROM with Google Play, suitable for Western use. However, since it's a custom ROM, installing it requires an unlocked bootloader and TWRP. Unlocking the bootloader and flashing TWRP might be lengthy and annoying, so it's understandable if someone wants to keep using their device on the China ROM temporarily, or all the time because they aren't interested in flashing custom ROMs. Thankfully there are several ways to make the China ROM more pleasant to use for global users.

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 ## Uninstall system apps
 
 By default, MIUI comes with a lot of system apps that replace stock Android's own apps and also provide popular features that you would usually get from third-party apps from Google Play. Despite what they offer, many users see these apps as bloatware and want to get rid of them to clear up space and have less icons on the home screen. MIUI doesn't give the user the option to remove these apps and services but the Android Debug Bridge is capable of doing that.

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 ## Unlock the bootloader
 
 Starting with the Redmi Note 3 MTK, Xiaomi decided to lock its devices' bootloaders. As such, recent devices come with locked bootloaders out of the box. A locked bootloader prevents the user from flashing things in fastboot mode, including flashing custom recovery modes and custom ROMs. Fastboot mode **is** the bootloader, so if it is locked, changes to the device cannot be made in this mode.

wiki/Verify_the_authenticity_of_Xiaomi_products.md

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 ## Verify the authenticity of Xiaomi products
 
 ### Phones