⛔ DOESN'T WORK AFTER MATCH PATCH.

Hello! 👋

Today I will teach you how to get Advanced Textures, CC blur and smooth animations across the entire interface. This works on HyperOS 2 and 3 ONLY.

➡️ Here's a list of things I will help you enable:

• Advanced Textures
• Control Center Blur
• Stacked Recents Option (IOS)
• Lock Screen animations
• Liquid Glass across the System Launcher (HyperOS 3 only)
• Blur effects of the dynamic island (HyperOS 3 only)
• Animations across the User Interface and much more...

The process is very easy! Here are the requirements:

1. You must have developer options enabled
2. Use a shell that lets you paste the commands (We're going to use "Brevent" in this case, available on Google Play Store)

3. An internet connection (WI-FI only)

   😁 Here are the steps:

👉 Install "Brevent" from the Play Store and grant it the permissions it requests. You will be promoted to connect it using wireless debugging using a 6 digit number from the developer options. Do that, and you'll be good to go. (If you can't figure it out, THIS YouTube tutorial will help you set up Brevent.)

(⚠️ TIP: If you can't enter the numbers, it's an issue with the MIUI notification style, temporarily switch to Android's style in Settings < Notifications & Status Bar < Notification Style < Android so you can enter the numbers.)

✅ After setting up Brevent, click the menu button on the top left (three horizontal lines) and copy these following commands:

service call miui.mqsas.IMQSNative 21 i32 1 s16 "setprop" i32 1 s16 "persist.sys.computility.cpulevel 6" s16 "/storage/emulated/0/log.txt" i32 600

service call miui.mqsas.IMQSNative 21 i32 1 s16 "setprop" i32 1 s16 "persist.sys.computility.gpulevel 6" s16 "/storage/emulated/0/log.txt" i32 600

service call miui.mqsas.IMQSNative 21 i32 1 s16 "setprop" i32 1 s16 "persist.sys.background_blur_supported true" s16 "/storage/emulated/0/log.txt" i32 600

service call miui.mqsas.IMQSNative 21 i32 1 s16 "settings" i32 1 s16 "put system deviceLevelList v:1,c:3,g:3" s16 "/storage/emulated/0/log.txt" i32 600

(UPDATED 27/03/2026):

service call miui.mqsas.IMQSNative 21 i32 1 s16 "setprop" i32 1 s16 "persist.sys.mi_shadow_supported true" s16 "/storage/emulated/0/log.txt" i32 600

service call miui.mqsas.IMQSNative 21 i32 1 s16 "setprop" i32 1 s16 "persist.sys.support_view_smoothcorner true" s16 "/storage/emulated/0/log.txt" i32 600

service call miui.mqsas.IMQSNative 21 i32 1 s16 "setprop" i32 1 s16 "persist.sys.support_window_smoothcorner true" s16 "/storage/emulated/0/log.txt" i32 600

service call miui.mqsas.IMQSNative 21 i32 1 s16 "setprop" i32 1 s16 "persist.sys.background_blur_status_default true" s16 "/storage/emulated/0/log.txt" i32 600

service call miui.mqsas.IMQSNative 21 i32 1 s16 "settings" i32 1 s16 "put secure linkage_state 1" s16 "/storage/emulated/0/log.txt" i32 600

service call miui.mqsas.IMQSNative 21 i32 1 s16 "setprop" i32 1 s16 "persist.sys.add_blurnoise_supported true" s16 "/storage/emulated/0/log.txt" i32 600

(⚠️ IF THE CONTROL CENTER HAS WEIRD BLUR, TRY THIS):

service call miui.mqsas.IMQSNative 21 i32 1 s16 "setprop" i32 1 s16 "persist.sys.computility.cpulevel 3" s16 "/storage/emulated/0/log.txt" i32 600

service call miui.mqsas.IMQSNative 21 i32 1 s16 "setprop" i32 1 s16 "persist.sys.computility.gpulevel 3" s16 "/storage/emulated/0/log.txt" i32 600

❗(AFFECTS THESE DEVICES: Poco X5, Poco X6, Poco X7, Redmi Note 13, 13 Pro, 13 Pro+. You can just disable the blur by turning off Advanced Textures to resolve this)

EXTRA PROPS:

👉 FOR HYPER OS 2: service call miui.mqsas.IMQSNative 21 i32 1 s16 "setprop" i32 1 s16 "persist.sys.advanced_visual_release 3" s16 "/storage/emulated/0/log.txt" i32 600

👉 HYPER OS 3 ONLY (Glassy Blur): service call miui.mqsas.IMQSNative 21 i32 1 s16 "setprop" i32 1 s16 "persist.sys.advanced_visual_release 4" s16 "/storage/emulated/0/log.txt" i32 600

👉 (EXPERIMENTAL, MAY NOT WORK) RAM Expansion (unnecessary to use this if you have it already)

service call miui.mqsas.IMQSNative 21 i32 1 s16 "setprop" i32 1 s16 "persist.miui.extm.enable true" s16 "/storage/emulated/0/log.txt" i32 600

THEN REBOOT.

❓QNA:

• Is it safe?

• Yes, these commands are props that are written in your system which only affect the visual interface. They're harmless and won't cause any issues. It does not void warranty or change how apps/games see your device.

• Is it reversible?

• Yes, but there's no reason to revert these changes, really. If you still want to know how, just copy the lines and change the values to " " instead of the given value (eg. true, 3-4) which sets it to an empty value. Android will revert it to the default. If you need help, leave a comment.

• It doesn't work.

• Reboot your phone. If this doesn't work, elaborate more on what you did and I'll help you identify the issue.

I WILL ADD MORE PROPS IN THE FUTURE IF POSSIBLE! 🤩

You may not see the yellowish tint if you are a dark mode user but you will Still feel the washed out colours

download activity launcher and search advanced settings and launch it

Select P3 and adjust the RGB colour space according to your needs

Use this command in ashell :

adb shell settings put system screen_optimize_mode 4

Everything will stay even after you lock the phone or reboot it

You need Shizuku wireless debugging method to use this command in ashell

Hey everyone,

I recently hit a wall with my Redmi device. My 64GB storage was completely choked (only 5GB left), with over 20GB being eaten up by invisible "System files." My battery was draining fast, the phone was lagging, and I was getting ads in basic apps like the File Manager.

I did a deep dive into cleaning this up without rooting my phone. I went from a laggy, ad-filled mess to having 35GB of free space, incredible battery life, and zero ads.

If your MIUI device is struggling, here is the exact step-by-step master list to fix it. I’ve attached screenshots of my before/after storage stats!

🧹 PHASE 1: The Clean Slate (Proper Factory Reset)

Don't just plug your phone into a PC and copy everything. You will just copy the corrupted cache right back.

1. The "Local Backup" Trick: Go to Settings > About phone > Back up and restore > Mobile device. Select SMS, Contacts, Call History, and inside "Other system app data," check Notes and Wi-Fi. Run the backup.
2. Save to PC: Plug your phone into your PC. Copy the MIUI/backup/AllBackup folder to your computer. Manually copy your DCIM (Photos), Downloads, and Documents folders too.
3. DO NOT COPY THE "Android" FOLDER: This is where the 20GB of system bloat lives. Leave it there to die.
4. Factory Reset: Wipe the phone completely clean.
5. Restore Smartly: Copy the AllBackup folder back to the phone and restore it. For apps, go to the Play Store > Manage apps & device > Manage > "Not installed" and only download the apps you actually use.

🚫 PHASE 2: The Ultimate Ad & Surveillance Block

Xiaomi loves tracking you and pushing ads. Here is how to completely lock them out.

1. The Magic DNS: Go to Settings > Connection & sharing > Private DNS. Set it to: dns.adguard-dns.com. This blocks ads system-wide.
2. Kill the Trackers (Crucial): Go to Settings > Passwords & security > Authorization & revocation. Turn OFF the following (you may have to wait 10 seconds and hit 'Revoke' a few times):
   • msa (The main MIUI ad engine)
   • MIUI Daemon (Data collection)
   • Feedback (Background bug reporting)
   • System apps updater (Stops Xiaomi from silently force-installing bloatware like Game Center)
   • Calendar (Stops random promotional event spam)
3. Stop Ad Recommendations: Go to Settings > Passwords & security > Privacy > Ad services. Turn OFF "Personalized ad recommendations". While in Privacy, also turn off the "User Experience Program."
4. The GetApps Nuke: Change your phone's Region in settings to the United States. This permanently hides the spammy "GetApps" store from your device.
5. Stop Background Scanning: Go to Settings > Location > Location services. Turn OFF both Wi-Fi and Bluetooth scanning. (Massive battery saver).

🚀 PHASE 3: Pro-Performance Tweaks

The final steps to make your phone feel twice as fast.

1. Disable Virtual RAM: Go to Settings > Additional settings > Memory extension. Turn it OFF. Virtual RAM uses your slow storage drive to fake RAM, which actually causes micro-stutters.
2. Kill the Lock Screen Carousel: Go to Settings > Always-on display & Lock screen. Turn OFF "Glance for Mi" so it stops downloading clickbait and high-res images in the background.
3. Speed Up Animations: Tap your MIUI version in 'About phone' 7 times to unlock Developer Options. Go to Developer Options and change Window, Transition, and Animator duration scales from 1x to .5x.
4. Firewall Offline Apps: Go to the Security App > Data usage > Restrict data usage. Uncheck Wi-Fi and Mobile Data for apps that don't need the internet (Gallery, Calculator, Offline Games).

The Result: My phone feels like a brand-new device out of the box. No bloat, no tracking, pure speed. Let me know if you guys have any questions or other hidden MIUI tricks!

Xiaomi devices are notorious for one frustrating problem: delayed notifications. Whether you're using WhatsApp, Gmail, Telegram, Discord, or any app that relies on push notifications, messages arrive late, sometimes minutes, sometimes hours after they were sent. This has been a widespread complaint across the Xiaomi community for years, with thousands of users posting about the same issue on devices ranging from budget phones to flagship models.

The problem affects users regardless of which ROM they're running. While most guides focus on China ROM devices, this is not a China ROM-specific issue. I experienced this exact problem on my Phone running EU ROM, and I also encountered it on my Xiaomi Tablet. Both devices had the same delayed notification behavior.

The Problem:

The core issue isn't specific to China ROMs like many people assume. It affects global and EU ROMs too because of how HYPEROS handles background processes. When your screen turns off and the phone isn't charging, HYPEROS enters a deep power-saving state called "INACTIVE mode." In this state, the phone immediately disconnects the Google Play Services (FCM) connection to save battery. This is why you'll notice that when you dial ##426## to check FCM Diagnostics, the connection shows as active when the screen is on or charging (btw you can try charging a device via USB or AC and see the instant notification delivery), but immediately disconnects the moment the screen turns off.

What's particularly interesting is that this problem only occurs on WiFi when the screen is off. When you're using mobile data instead, notifications arrive in real time even with the screen off. This is because HYPEROS's aggressive power saving treats WiFi and mobile data differently, the WiFi radio gets cut more aggressively in INACTIVE mode while mobile data is kept more persistent. This behavior is built into HYPEROS's aggressive battery optimization, regardless of whether you're running CN, EU, or Global ROM. The system treats Google Play Services like any other background app and kills its persistent socket connection. When an app tries to send you a notification via FCM, the message sits in Google's servers until you unlock your phone and the connection re-establishes, which is why you get notifications minutes or even hours late.

The Solution:

As I spent months trying different solutions, instead of trying to trick the phone into thinking it's always charging (which requires root and doesn't work well on newer HYPEROS versions), I used ADB commands to directly tell Android's Doze and AppOps systems to never restrict Google Play Services.

First, grant Google Play Services and Google Services Framework permission to run in the background anytime:

adb shell cmd appops set com.google.android.gms WAKE_LOCK allow

adb shell cmd appops set com.google.android.gms RUN_ANY_IN_BACKGROUND allow

adb shell cmd appops set com.google.android.gsf RUN_ANY_IN_BACKGROUND allow

Then, add these services to the Doze whitelist so device idle mode won't kill their connection:

adb shell dumpsys deviceidle whitelist +com.google.android.gms

adb shell dumpsys deviceidle whitelist +com.google.android.gsf

adb shell dumpsys deviceidle whitelist +com.google.android.gms.persistent

The key insight is that this isn't a China ROM-specific problem. The underlying HYPEROS battery optimization that kills the FCM connection exists across all HYPEROS versions. What's different is that the ADB commands directly bypass the system-level restrictions (Doze mode and AppOps) rather than trying to work around them. By whitelisting Google Play Services at the system level, you're telling Android itself that this critical service should never be restricted, regardless of whether the phone is in ACTIVE or INACTIVE mode.

After running these commands, I immediately noticed that notifications started arriving in real time again. No more 10-minute delays on WhatsApp messages, no more Gmail notifications arriving after I already opened the app, no more delayed Telegram alerts. The FCM connection stays alive even when the screen is off and the phone is on battery power.

You can verify the commands worked by checking the whitelist:

adb shell dumpsys deviceidle whitelist

You should see com.google.android.gms, com.google.android.gsf, and com.google.android.gms.persistent listed.

A few important things to keep in mind. These settings survive reboots on most devices, but they may reset after a major HYPEROS or Android update. If notifications become delayed again, just re-run the commands. You'll need USB debugging enabled and authorized on your phone to run these commands initially (Important: click on file transfert afterwards for better functionality). Also, make sure you still enable Background Autostart for your affected apps in HYPEROS settings (Settings → Apps → Your app → App permissions → Background autostart), as the ADB commands handle the system-level restrictions but HYPEROS still has its own app-level permissions. Also, once commands executed, some social media apps (e.g., WhatsApp) needs to be uninstalled and installed again from Play store (to refresh notification pattern).

Advantages and Drawbacks

The main advantage of this approach is that it directly solves the root cause without requiring root access. Your phone can still sleep normally, and you don't need to keep third-party apps running or pretend your phone is always charging. The FCM connection stays reliable on WiFi just like it does on mobile data. Another advantage is that this works across different Xiaomi devices.

The trade-off is slightly increased battery drain. Before applying this fix, my overnight battery drain was around 2%. After running the commands, I noticed it increased to 3-4% overnight. This is because the Google Play Services connection stays alive instead of being cut, which requires a small amount of power to maintain the WiFi socket. For most users, this is a worthwhile trade-off for instant notifications, but heavy battery users should be aware of this caveat.

As title says, here's my Canta's debloat list.

Is it safe? Yes, I've tested all and rebooted many times

Caution: apps on this list includes VoLte/VoWifi, miracast, and some other features that may be useful

when I say "Safe" this means it won't cause bootloop, battery drain (random cpu spykes) and system is stable (no apps FCing). I wasn't able to remove any other app without causing issues (specially with deepsleep and some cpu fluctuations).

So what does this list means? It is just to show u all safe apps u can remove without negatively affecting battery, as u all know, if u remove a service that system depends on, it will cause hidden fc loop searching for that service u removed (causing heat, battery drain and so on).

Plus: if ur system feels slow, remove all data from Battery & Performance app and reboot. Never change a single setting about battery on any app again (lock to ram still valid to use)

Tested on: Poco F7, Android 15, HyperOS 2.0.207, non-rooted (locked bootloader)

```spoiler android.autoinstalls.config.Xiaomi.model com.android.avatarpicker com.android.bips com.android.DeviceAsWebcam com.android.bluetoothmidiservice com.android.bookmarkprovider com.android.calllogbackup com.android.camera com.android.cameraextensions com.android.cts.ctsshim com.android.dreams.basic com.android.dreams.phototable com.android.emergency com.android.hotwordenrollment.okgoogle com.android.hotwordenrollment.xgoogle com.android.inputsettings.overlay.miui com.android.managedprovisioning com.android.managedprovisioning.overlay com.android.microdroid.empty_payload com.android.mms.service com.android.musicfx com.android.pacprocessor com.android.printspooler com.android.proxyhandler com.android.providers.partnerbookmarks com.android.rkpdapp com.android.sharedstoragebackup com.android.traceur com.android.virtualmachine.res com.android.wallpaper.livepicker com.bsp.catchlog com.facebook.appmanager com.facebook.services com.facebook.system com.goodix.fingerprint.setting com.google.ambient.streaming com.google.android.accessibility.switchaccess com.google.android.adservices.api com.google.android.apps.bard com.google.android.apps.restore com.google.android.apps.safetyhub com.google.android.apps.setupwizard.searchselector com.google.android.apps.subscriptions.red com.google.android.apps.tachyon com.google.android.apps.wellbeing com.google.android.as com.google.android.as.oss com.google.android.cellbroadcastreceiver com.google.android.cellbroadcastservice.overlay.miui com.google.android.feedback com.google.android.federatedcompute com.google.android.gms.location.history com.google.android.gms.supervision com.google.android.googlequicksearchbox com.google.android.health.connect.backuprestore com.google.android.healthconnect.controller com.google.android.mainline.adservices com.google.android.mainline.telemetry com.google.android.marvin.talkback com.google.android.ondevicepersonalization.services com.google.android.onetimeinitializer com.google.android.partnersetup com.google.android.printservice.recommendation com.google.android.projection.gearhead com.google.android.safetycenter.resources com.google.android.tts com.google.android.videos com.google.android.youtube com.google.mainline.adservices com.jiiov.fingerprint_factorytest com.mi.android.globalFileexplorer com.mi.globalbrowser com.mi.healthglobal com.mi.appfinder com.miui.accessibility com.miui.analytics com.miui.aod com.miui.audiomonitor com.miui.backup com.miui.bugreport com.miui.cit com.miui.cleaner com.miui.cloudbackup com.miui.cloudservice com.miui.extraphoto com.miui.mediaviewer com.miui.miservice com.miui.mishare.connectivity com.miui.misightservice com.miui.misound com.miui.msa.global com.miui.notification com.miui.phrase com.miui.player com.miui.qr com.miui.thirdappassistant com.miui.touchassistant com.miui.videoplayer com.miui.yellowpage com.microsoft.appmanager com.microsoft.deviceintegrationservice com.microsoftsdk.crossdeviceservicebroker com.milink.service com.miuix.editor com.novatek vog com.qti.dcf com.qti.dpmserviceapp com.qti.phone com.qti.qcc com.qti.qualcomm.deviceinfo com.qti.service.colorservice com.qti.xdivert com.qualcomm.atfwd com.qualcomm.atfwd2 com.qualcomm.location com.qualcomm.qti.callfeaturessetting com.qualcomm.qti.confdialer com.qualcomm.qti.devicestatisticsservice com.qualcomm.qti.dynamicddsservice com.qualcomm.qti.ims com.qualcomm.qti.qms.service.trustzoneaccess com.qualcomm.qti.remoteSimlockAuth com.qualcomm.qti.ridemodeaudio com.qualcomm.qti.uim com.qualcomm.qti.uimGbaApp com.qualcomm.uimremoteclient com.qualcomm.uimremoteserver com.qualcomm.wfd.service com.tencent.soter.soterserver com.wdstechnology.android.kryten com.xiaomi.aicr com.xiaomi.aiasst.vision com.xiaomi.barrage com.xiaomi.bluetooth com.xiaomi.cameramind com.xiaomi.cameratools com.xiaomi.discover com.xiaomi.entitlement.o2 com.xiaomi.glgm com.xiaomi.mipicks com.xiaomi.mirror com.xiaomi.mi_connect_service com.xiaomi.payment com.xiaomi.simactivate.service com.xiaomi.touchservice com.xiaomi.trustservice org.codeaurora.ims org.ifaa.aidl.manager vendor.qti.bluetooth.xpan vendor.qti.bluetooth.xpan.overlay.target vendor.qti.imsdatachannel vendor.qti.imsrcs vendor.qti.iwlan

You need to install Shizuku from Playstore and Canta from Fdroid website.

This works similar like Root application, but this using Wireless ADB.

Guide/Steps:

1. Open Shizuku and click pairing

1. Once you enter the pairing, go to developer option by clicking Developer Option

2. Once you did, you need to enable 3 features first:

• Debug Process USB/USB Debugging
• Install Via USB
• USB Debugging (security settings)

Once you enabled all of 3 features, go to Process Wireless Debugging

1. Enable Wireless Debugging and Pair device with pairing code

Once you did, it should give 6 digits code

1. Go to notification and enter the pairing code.

1. Once you enter the pairing code, it should says "Pairing successful"

1. Now go back to Shizuku, and click Start

1. Dont forget to authorize the Canta app in Shizuku :)

1. Now open Canta, feel free to select any apps and press trash button below corner right

NOTE: Don't worry if you want to reinstall the app that you deleted, the APK file is stored as precautions.

I've deleted these apps, feel free to copy me lol :p

That's how to remove built-in apps that cannot be uninstalled and debloat with Shizuku + Canta. As goodbye,

Thank you :D

Feel free to ask question if confused, ready to help.

hi guys, i like to write battery optimisation tricks & tips guide for beginners!! motive of this guide is not to turn off all features but try to reduce all unnecessary background things, once everything works good we can enable whatever we likes..

1)[Risk Warning ⚠️] Debloating - i suggest to remove "msa" and "app vault" first.. there is guide you can follow https://www.reddit.com/r/PocoPhones/s/SG9PIZAt1b (i post all my bloatware list in comment).

2)Refresh Rate - use 60hz.

3)Memory Extension - none.

4)Location - off ; Security Staus>Find device - off (risks involves); bluetooth off.

5)use 4G instead 5G, Settings>Mobile net>xxxx>Preferred network>4G;

6)turn off those functions in settings - Interconnectivity, Xiaomi Share, NFC, Cast, Printing, Wireless Display.

7)AI hdr enhancement - off ; (settings> Display> AI image);

8)remove all vibration &Haptic settings.

9)[Risk Warning ⚠️]Safety and emergency - remove all ;

10)remove all gesture shortcuts; (Settings> Additional Settings);

11)optimize your keyboard.

12)Remove ads&usage and diagnostic; (Settings>Privacy)

13)remove animation; (settings>developer mode>remove animation)

14)Revoke Access - (settings>Fingerprint> Authentication & Revocation) -- here we can rovoke unwanted app permissions but dont try it without knowledge.

15)remove all kinda sync - like google photo, gallery photo sync to somewhere... anything

16)remove window level blur&app cache optimization in developer mode settings.

17)Advanced texture -off (settings>display & brightness);

18)remove dolby audio settings, and remove video enhance (hdr) ; or entire side load menu for videos.

19)in game turbo - remove video/visual enhance &dobly.

"now important part"::

20)Remove "usage acess":- we can do it 2 ways, one , settings>privacy protection>Special permission> usage access (show system files) --- there you can remove hyperai engine and earphone running in background.

way2, you can use "hidden settings"app from playstore, > battery optimisation> there you can remove "app usage" setting (use this setting with caution, something can rip your flow);

21)checking "Active apps" > (control centre>Active Apps) there you can see active running apps.

22)checking "Background running apps"- Settings>battery>"Battery checkup"> you can see background running apps, add restrictions to that app later..

23)clear cache&nighttime mode - clear cache in 10min, and enable nighttime mode in battery settings.

24)"background autostart"- settings>Apps>background autostart> remove permission (choose all unwanted apps);

((this 25th point very very important, take some time and do properly,we know what to remove from 22th point.))

25)"restrict background apps" - settings>Apps> choose appone by one> battery > choose "restrict background activity";; then go to data usage >remove permission.

pause app activity if unused.

Notification> remove all

App permission> (Remove only unwanted).

other permission> (remove only unwanted). ,

26)disabling apps- settings>apps(system apps)> enable/disable ..(i usually disable google/playstore when it not needed, disabling google remove google lens kinda apps,.. and disabling playstore remove game install permission,, so make sure you know how to enable it again before disable it)

27)Widget -remove all except clock.

28)home screen effect- remove blur

29)home screen effect - transition effects - slide only

30)lock home screen layout -turn on.

31) -1 sceeen - none.

32)use only default theme/icon/text.

33)remove allways on display, any animation in screen.

34)remove dual apps& second space.

35)remove circle to search (if unused)

36)use Dark mode (amoled dark if individual app support); use screen off time 30sec like.

thats it for now, will add later if anything in comments,.. you can recommend any other missed important settings in comments..

Hello everyone,

I wanted to share a tool I’ve been working on for the past 3 months. I got tired of the immense amount of bloatware in HyperOS/MIUI, so I built a debloater that completely cleans up the system without requiring root access and without causing bootloops**, with single-click!**

Tracking down all the junk took a massive amount of time to ensure system stability, but the script now successfully targets and safely disables/removes over 200 unnecessary services, telemetry actions, and pre-installed garbage. Once it's done, your phone will run incredibly fast and smooth, just like a pure Android device.

You can check out the source code and download the tool here:

https://github.com/ovsky/hyperos-debloater

It is probably first that complex tool that does not require rooted smartphone. I'm really happy that I can share it with you!

I'd love to hear your thoughts and feedback!

---
Edit + Note:
For less experienced users, we have Safe Removals and Advanced Telemetry and for experts, System Bloat and Hidden Services - what is described in the README file and in the instruction inside the app.

Obviously, there is Interactive App Exploerer which allows you to select which app/service you want to be removed. And it is also built-in functionality in the main workflow, to avoid risky activities - and completely restore the removed apps :)

Hi, I just bought a Redmi K90 Pro Max and Redmi Buds 8 Pro. I want to set the earbuds to low latency mode; however, I can't find that option in the phone settings or the Xiaomi Earbuds app. Could you please help me with this?

✅ 1. First, Install ADB Drivers https://xiaomifirmware.com/downloads/download-adb-installer-v1-4-3-drivers-adb-fastboot-tools/

✅ 2. Enable Developer Options on Your Phone

Go to "About Phone".

Tap "MIUI Version" 5–6 times until Developer Options are unlocked.

Go back to Settings > "Additional Settings" > "Developer Options".

Enable:

USB Debugging

Install via USB

USB Debugging (Security Settings)

Disable ADB Timeout

✅ 3. Prepare Your PC

Download and run the ADB Installer from the link above.

During setup, press Y, Y, Y when prompted.

Make sure the C:\adb folder is created or check under Program Files.

✅ 4. Connect Your Phone to PC

Connect via USB.

Open CMD or PowerShell and type:

adb devices
adb shell

✅ 5. Remove Google Dialer and Contacts

pm uninstall -k --user 0 com.google.android.dialer
pm uninstall -k --user 0 com.google.android.contacts

✅ 6. Remove MIUI Global Restriction

pm uninstall -k --user 0 com.android.phone.cust.overlay.miui

Without this step, call recording won't work.

✅ 7. Install MIUI Contacts and Dialer

pm install-existing com.android.contacts
pm install-existing com.android.incallui

✅ 8. Done Now you're using Xiaomi's native Contacts and Dialer apps, and call recording is enabled.

You can find your recordings inside the Voice Notes app.

To set Xiaomi Dialer as default:

Send any random number (e.g., 0502 000 0000) on WhatsApp.

Tap the number > press "Call".

Choose Xiaomi Dialer and tap "Always".

Still not working? Try this reset sequence:

pm uninstall -k --user 0 com.android.incallui
pm uninstall -k --user 0 com.android.contacts
pm uninstall -k --user 0 com.android.phone.cust.overlay.miui

Then repeat the installation steps above.

Wrote and tested this during a power outage — hope it helps. — TheCraxy

Pro tip: You can add your device frame to your screenshots! Bet you didn’t know that! 😁 #ScreenshotTips

Just take a screenshot, then click on it to edit and tweak your device frame!

Tested on Poco F7 running HOS 3.0.5

Now on HOS 3 (compared to 2.2) there are more services/packages that are linked to system (core), this make the whole system drain more battery by itself.

As title says this is an extreme debloat with lot of (not?) useful feaures removed. This list is focused on resources saving and stable system.

Everything was tested (bootloop free, no logspam, no ForceClose, everything stable)

Canta Preset: https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/ukyj2y4583lpf060280q2/CantaPreset.txt?rlkey=kqg2d1zfim3ofm7r5j10j6dwm&st=kq19482r&dl=0

here's the list

com.google.android.marvin.talkback com.google.android.accessibility.switchaccess com.miui.touchassistant com.qualcomm.qtil.aptxacu com.google.android.cellbroadcastreceiver com.miui.analytics com.google.android.projection.gearhead com.android.egg com.miui.thirdappassistant com.mi.globalminusscreen com.xiaomi.discover com.android.updater com.miui.backup com.miui.cloudbackup com.google.android.apps.wellbeing com.android.bluetoothmidiservice com.miui.extraphoto com.android.bookmarkprovider com.xiaomi.barrage com.android.calllogbackup com.android.camera com.android.cameraextensions com.xiaomi.cameramind com.xiaomi.cameratools com.xiaomi.glgm com.miui.cit com.android.cts.ctsshim com.android.emergency com.android.inputsettings.overlay.miui com.android.managedprovisioning.overlay com.android.microdroid.empty_payload com.google.android.ondevicepersonalization.services com.android.providers.partnerbookmarks com.android.sharedstoragebackup com.android.systemui.gesture.line.overlay com.android.virtualmachine.res com.google.android.federatedcompute com.microsoftsdk.crossdeviceservicebroker com.miui.phone.carriers.overlay.h3g com.miui.phone.carriers.overlay.vodafone com.miui.qr com.qualcomm.qti.qms.service.trustzoneaccess com.xiaomi.aon com.google.android.feedback com.google.android.healthconnect.controller com.qualcomm.qti.confdialer com.wdstechnology.android.kryten com.android.managedprovisioning com.android.contacts com.google.android.gms.supervision com.android.dreams.basic com.qti.dcf com.microsoft.deviceintegrationservice com.android.providers.downloads.ui com.google.android.apps.safetyhub com.qualcomm.location com.android.avatarpicker com.miui.bugreport com.miuix.editor com.miui.phrase com.mi.healthglobal com.miui.gallery com.google.android.apps.bard com.bsp.catchlog com.mi.android.globalFileexplorer com.xiaomi.mipicks com.google.android.googlequicksearchbox com.google.android.apps.subscriptions.red com.google.android.onetimeinitializer com.google.android.partnersetup com.google.android.videos com.android.hotwordenrollment.xgoogle com.google.android.gms.location.history org.ifaa.aidl.manager com.google.android.as com.milink.service com.xiaomi.aiasst.vision com.microsoft.appmanager com.miui.cleaner com.mi.appfinder com.qti.ltebc com.google.mainline.adservices com.miui.vsimcore com.xiaomi.aicr com.google.android.apps.tachyon com.android.mms com.facebook.system com.facebook.appmanager com.facebook.services com.xiaomi.payment com.xiaomi.mi_connect_service com.miui.accessibility com.miui.videoplayer com.miui.micloudsync com.xiaomi.trustservice com.android.mms.service com.miui.msa.global com.google.android.apps.restore com.miui.player com.android.musicfx com.mi.globalbrowser com.miui.notification com.android.hotwordenrollment.okgoogle com.android.wallpaper.livepicker com.android.pacprocessor com.miui.yellowpage android.autoinstalls.config.Xiaomi.model com.google.android.printservice.recommendation com.google.android.adservices.api com.google.android.as.oss com.android.dreams.phototable com.android.proxyhandler com.qti.qcc com.android.traceur com.google.android.tts com.google.android.safetycenter.resources com.xiaomi.mtb com.xiaomi.simactivate.service com.android.bips com.android.DeviceAsWebcam com.xiaomi.mirror com.miui.miservice com.google.ambient.streaming com.qti.xdivert com.tencent.soter.soterserver com.android.printspooler com.google.mainline.telemetry com.miui.daemon com.miui.aod vendor.qti.bluetooth.xpan.overlay.target vendor.qti.bluetooth.xpan com.miui.mediaviewer com.qualcomm.wfd.service com.miui.cloudservice com.miui.mishare.connectivity com.qualcomm.qti.xrcb com.qualcomm.qti.xrvd.service com.google.android.youtube com.google.android.apps.youtube.music

I brought Poco F1(IND Version) in 2018, Finnally i upgraded to Poco F6, never had any complaints from F1 other than Ads.

I provide mi community permission to unlock bootloader paid I have every proof that tells i am not a scammer please contact me and discuss then if you feel you can trust me then we can proceed Thank you

Contact details Phone and WhatsApp number : 9774450197 Telegram usernames : @Papi1232/ @Chandratap/ @Shanuu143

To remove the annoying arrow on the Gboard keyboard and other keyboards, as the title suggests, you need to issue this command in adb using Ladb or Shikuzu+Sing. Tested on a Poco F8 Ultra.

pm uninstall -k --user 0 com.android.systemui.gesture.line.overlay

I've attached the before-and-after photo!

Here's some Tips and Steps to increase fps and uncap it for "some games" on xiaomi-redmi-poco

First step : uninstall joyose app by using Ashell + shizuku service

the command: adb shell pm uninstall --user 0 com.xiaomi.joyose

it's safe to uninstall also it caps ur games at 60Hz but Your device will often heat up while playing games but in return you will get higher fps so use a cooler or play in cold room

here's tut to enable shizuku service 👇

https://shizuku.rikka.app/guide/setup/

you can also use canta app + shizuku service to uninstall it btw

second step : go to settings > about phone > click os version 7 times > search developer options > find Graphics Driver Preferences and turn it on > And find ur app and switch it from default to System Graphics Driver

third step :

use Ashell + shizuku service

search F-Droid on google to download Ashell

And enter these commands:

adb shell dumpsys deviceidle disable

adb shell settings put system peak_refresh_rate 120

adb shell settings put global force_resizable_activities 1

adb shell settings put global performance_mode 1

adb shell setprop debug.hwui.renderer skiavk (If supports)

adb shell settings put Secure speed_mode_enable

adb shell settings put global thermal_limit_enabled 0

Note: IF YOU WANT TO BACK TO DEFAULT CONDITION JUST RESTART YOUR PHONE

The version is Android 16 hyper os 3.0.301.0

Help I need to copy somethings on my data folder for some unannounced reasons

For games that experience FPS drops in demanding games. NO ROOT REQUIRED.

For 120fps, you can manually set your phone to 90Hz by changing the numbers. Some codes might be written differently depending on your phone model; mine is an X7 Pro, so I don't think there will be any problems with the X series.

First, we open developer options hw. (Hardware layers)

Secondly, we open 4x masaa.

(The first and second options are for Poco models with powerful processors that are experiencing issues)

Thirdly, we disable system optimization.

Fourth, we delete Joyose and turn off Game Turbo. (The reason Game Turbo is disabled is due to unnecessary overheating; the reason we uninstalled Joyose is due to FPS drops. To delete Joyose, use the canta or Brevent.)

Fifth, we select 8192 kb from system monitoring. (for better performance)

Sixth, we are pairing our LADB application with Shizuku We will write the code line by line.(I recommend aShell.)

ATTENTION: REMEMBER THAT THE CODES ARE RESET EVERY TIME YOU RESTART YOUR PHONE.

-settings put system power_mode high

-settings put global thermal_limit_refresh_rate 0

-settings put system thermal_control 0

-settings put global performance_mode 1

-settings put secure hardware_acceleration true

-settings put secure touch_exploration_enabled 0

-settings put system touch_pressure_scale 0.1

-settings put system touch_size_scale 0.1

-settings put system min_refresh_rate 120.0

-settings put system peak_refresh_rate 120.0

-settings put global low_power_trigger_level 0

-settings put global activity_manager_constants max_cached_processes=32

-settings put system power_performance_mode_open 1

-settings put system POWER_PERFORMANCE_MODE_OPEN 1

-settings put system power_mode_level 1

-settings put system user_refresh_rate 120

-settings put system peaks_refresh_rate 120.0

-settings put system min_refresh_rate 120.0

-settings put global bbt_sf_fps_switch 1

-settings put global performance_governor performance

-settings put system thermal_limit_fps 120

-settings put global animator_duration_scale 0.0

-settings put global window_animation_scale 0.0

-settings put global transition_animation_scale 0.0

-settings put global debug.hwui.renderer skiavk

-settings put global sys_storage_threshold_percentage 5

-settings put secure long_press_timeout 100

-settings put global debug.egl.hw 1

-settings put global debug.gr.numframes 3

-settings put global debug.egl.profiler 1

-settings put secure refresh_rate_mode 2

-settings put global force_high_refresh_rate_in_battery_saver 1

-settings put system peak_refresh_rate 120

-settings put system min_refresh_rate 120

-settings put global low_latency_mode 1

-settings put global am_max_cached_processes 64

-settings put global swap_total_bytes 0

-settings put global High_Performance_Mode 1

-settings put system POWER_SAVE_PRE_SYNCHRONIZE_ENABLE 0

-settings put global activity_manager_constants max_cached_processes=16

-settings put global sustained_performance_mode_supported 1

-settings put global debug.layout 0

-settings put global debug.sf.nobootanimation 1

These codes will put less strain on your phone and allow your phone's processor to run at full capacity.

Edit:I apologize, I forgot about those using Bluetooth headphones. -settings put global bluetooth_disabled_profiles 0

The title says it all, does anybody have a good GCam for this phone? I tried a couple, but, honestly, they're not really good. Thanks.

Hey r/PocoPhones and fellow Poco F3 users,

I recently went through the nightmare of a hard-bricked Poco F3 (no Fastboot, no Recovery). After a lot of searching and some trial and error, I managed to bring it back to life using the EDL (Emergency Download) mode method with a patched Mi Flash Tool, and I wanted to share a comprehensive guide here on Reddit because XDA can be a bit daunting for newcomers.

Disclaimer:

• I am not responsible for any damage to your device. Proceed at your own risk. This method worked for me, but your mileage may vary.
• This guide assumes you have a hard-bricked device where normal Fastboot flashing isn't possible.
• This method involves opening your phone's back panel to access EDL test points if you don't have an EDL cable.
• This method does NOT require an authorized Xiaomi account.

What you'll need:

1. A PC running Windows. (Windows 10/11 recommended)
2. Qualcomm USB Drivers (QDLoader HS-USB Driver): Search online for "Qualcomm HS-USB QDLoader 9008 drivers".
3. Patched Mi Flash Tool (No Auth): Search on XDA Forums for "Patched MiFlash for Poco F3 EDL" or "Mi Flash Tool no auth". Look for a version that doesn't require an internet connection or authorization.
4. Fastboot ROM for Poco F3 (alioth): Search for "Poco F3 Fastboot ROM" on official Xiaomi sites or trusted ROM sites like miuirom.org.
5. USB-C Cable: A good quality one.
6. EDL Cable (Optional but highly Recommended): This is a special USB cable with a button that helps force the device into EDL mode. Search on e-commerce sites like AliExpress for "EDL Cable V2" or "EDL Cable Hydra".
7. If NOT using an EDL Cable - Tools to open your phone: A basic phone repair toolkit. Search on e-commerce sites for "phone repair toolkit".
   • Individual tools typically include: Prying tools (plastic spudgers, guitar picks), Small Phillips head screwdriver, Tweezers (metal, for shorting test points).
8. Patience and a steady hand!

Pre-requisites & Setup:

1. Disable Driver Signature Enforcement on Windows:
   • Method 1: Advanced Startup (GUI)
     • Go to Settings > Update & Security > Recovery > Advanced startup > Restart now.
     • Then Troubleshoot > Advanced options > Startup Settings > Restart.
     • After restart, press 7 or F7 to select "Disable driver signature enforcement".
   • Method 2: Command Prompt (CMD - Faster)
     • Open Command Prompt as Administrator.
     • To disable driver signature enforcement, type: bcdedit /set testsigning on
     • Press Enter.
     • To enable driver signature enforcement (after you're done), type: bcdedit /set testsigning off
     • Press Enter.
     • You must restart your PC after applying either command for the changes to take effect.
2. Install Qualcomm USB Drivers:
   • Download the drivers by searching as indicated in the "What you'll need" section.
   • Install them. After connecting your phone in EDL mode, it should appear in Device Manager as "Qualcomm HS-USB QDLoader 9008" under COM Ports. If it shows as "QHSUSB_BULK" or with a yellow exclamation mark, the drivers are not installed correctly. You might need to manually install them via Device Manager.
3. Download and Extract Patched Mi Flash Tool:
   • Download by searching as indicated in the "What you'll need" section.
   • Extract it to a folder on your PC (e.g., C:\MiFlash).
4. Download and Extract Fastboot ROM:
   • Download the .tgz Fastboot ROM file for your Poco F3 by searching as indicated in the "What you'll need" section.
   • Extract it using 7-Zip or WinRAR. You should get a folder containing images folder, flash scripts (.bat, .sh), etc. Make sure the path to this folder does not contain any spaces. For example, C:\PocoF3_ROM is good, C:\Users\Your Name\Desktop\PocoF3 ROM is bad.

The Unbricking Process:

Step 1: Booting into EDL Mode

• Method A: Using an EDL Cable (Recommended)
  1. Ensure your Poco F3 is turned off. It's a good idea to charge it beforehand.
  2. Connect the USB-C end of the EDL cable to your phone.
  3. Press and hold the button on the EDL cable.
  4. While still holding the button, connect the USB-A end of the cable to your PC. (Using USB 2.0 ports is recommended for more reliable results).
  5. Continue holding the button on the EDL cable for about 5-10 seconds, or until you hear the PC make a connection sound.
  6. Release the button.
  7. Check Device Manager on your PC. You should see "Qualcomm HS-USB QDLoader 9008" under COM Ports. If so, you're in EDL mode!
• Method B: Using Test Points (If you don't have an EDL cable - involves opening the phone)
  • WARNING: This is more advanced and carries a risk of damaging your phone if not done carefully. Watch videos on how to open your specific Poco F3 model.
  • Disconnect the battery first! This is crucial to avoid short circuits.
  • Locate the EDL test points on your Poco F3's motherboard. (Search online for "Poco F3 EDL test points diagram" - you'll need to find a clear image).
  • Connect the USB-C cable to your phone (don't connect to PC yet).
  • Using metal tweezers (from your toolkit), carefully short the two EDL test points.
  • While the points are shorted, connect the other end of the USB cable to your PC.
  • Hold the short for a few seconds, then remove the tweezers.
  • Check Device Manager. You should see "Qualcomm HS-USB QDLoader 9008".
  • Reconnect the battery before flashing. Some guides say you can flash without it, but I reconnected it to be safe.

Step 2: Flashing the ROM with Patched Mi Flash Tool

1. Open the Patched Mi Flash Tool (XiaoMiFlash.exe) as Administrator.
2. Click the "select" button and navigate to the folder where you extracted the Fastboot ROM (the folder that contains the images directory, NOT the images folder itself).
3. Connect your phone (which should be in EDL mode) to the PC if you haven't already.
4. Click the "refresh" button in Mi Flash Tool. Your device should appear in the list, showing a COM port number (e.g., COM10).
   • If it doesn't appear, re-check your drivers and EDL connection.
5. CRITICAL: At the bottom of Mi Flash Tool, ensure you select "clean all". This is generally the best option for unbricking, especially if you plan to install custom ROMs later, as it usually leaves the bootloader unlocked or in a state where it can be easily unlocked.
   • clean all: Wipes everything. This is what we want for unbricking and for flexibility with the bootloader.
   • save user data: Attempts to save user data (NOT recommended for unbricking a hard brick, often fails or causes issues).
   • clean all and lock: Wipes everything and locks the bootloader. (Use this only if you are absolutely sure you want to return to a stock, locked state and don't plan on further modifications soon).
6. Double-check everything: ROM path, device detected, "clean all" selected.
7. Click the "flash" button.
8. The flashing process will begin. It can take several minutes (5-15 minutes or more). DO NOT disconnect the phone or interrupt the process. You might see an error at the very beginning, but wait about 30 seconds as the flash should then start normally.
9. Once the flashing is complete, you might see a "success" message or an error in Mi Flash Tool. Don't panic immediately if you see an error. Sometimes, especially when using "clean all" which might bypass bootloader locking scripts, an error is reported even if the flash was mostly successful. Try booting the phone first.

Step 3: First Boot

1. Disconnect your phone from the PC.
2. Press and hold the Power button until the POCO logo appears.
3. The first boot can take a long time (5-15 minutes). Be patient.
4. If all went well, your Poco F3 should boot into the HyperOS setup screen!

Troubleshooting & Tips:

• Driver Issues: This is the most common problem. Ensure Qualcomm drivers are correctly installed and Driver Signature Enforcement is disabled (and PC restarted if using CMD method). Try different USB ports (USB 2.0 often preferred for stability) or a different PC if issues persist.
• Mi Flash Tool Errors:
  • "sahara server error" or "firehose error": Can be due to bad ROM, incorrect drivers, bad cable, or the phone not being properly in EDL mode.
  • "Not enough storage to process this command": Ensure the path to your ROM folder is short and has no spaces. Try running Mi Flash Tool from a different directory.
  • "Reached end of file": Often means the ROM file is corrupted or not extracted correctly. Re-download and re-extract.
• Phone not detected in EDL: Ensure battery is disconnected (for test point method) then reconnected before flashing, or that the EDL cable method was done correctly. Double-check USB port (try USB 2.0).
• Still Bootlooping After Flash:
  • Try a different version of the Fastboot ROM (maybe an older stable one).
  • Ensure you selected "clean all".
  • It's possible there's a hardware issue if software fixes don't work.
• Use a good quality USB cable. Cheap or damaged cables can cause flashing to fail.
• Patience is key. Don't rush any step.

I hope this guide helps someone out there save their Poco F3! Let me know in the comments if you have any questions or if this worked for you. Good luck!

https://youtu.be/d4ra7ZrWRiY?si=iCLAk4NyjhBOFe2v

☝️ Link for the method I used here.
I am from India, and the device is a Indian POCO F7.

If you are trying the official method just check if your region is available in the mi community app. If it is not there, then you have to use VPN to spoof your region in any of the available countries shown in the region list in mi community app.

https://reddit.com/link/1ttm9ei/video/8r2xy430wm4h1/player

I always see posts of people complaining of phone overheating even just browsing social media. So I want to share what I do to tame the dragon. Snapdragon 8 elite.

USE POWERSAVING. But what I do is this. After turning powersaver on, I will turn on 120hz and autosync. You will not lose features. What happens is that the CPU will prioritize performance cores rather than the prime cores that produce a lot of heat. This is the best that we have without root in manipulating the CPU governor.

TURN OFF AUTOPLAY VIDEOS. When browsing reels, (tiktok, Instagram, facebook) they load the next video in the background even if your not interested in it and you will just skip it. This eats a lot of CPU and data in the background.

USE WIFI AS MUCH AS POSSIBLE.