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Posted by Anonym

- July 13, 2020, 19:55:56

KUDOS to Xiaomi for *finally* acknowledging an issue with one of their Android One upgrades. It's been a very infuriating ride of one effup after another without even acknowledging what happened -- hence, leaving their costumers out in the cold to explain some costumer service rep that really couldn't care less about your warranty or consumer rights why your phone just stopped working without it being your fault.

Posted by Arya

- July 13, 2020, 19:11:28

Will it harm our data aur phone ? If we wait for update 😅

Posted by kek

- July 13, 2020, 18:58:10

As expected from Xiaomi lmao. Why Indian people cant keep their dignity and buy something better is still a mystery for me

Posted by Name

- July 13, 2020, 18:54:17

Yet another reason to avoid Mi A4 as well as the laughing stock that is known as Xiaomeme

Posted by Redaktion

- July 13, 2020, 18:13:15

Xiaomi's poor form with Android One software is well-documented but the latest stunt may be a tough pill for owners of the Mi A3 to swallow. Mi A3 owners across the globe woke up to a new 1.40 GB OTA that appears to have been intended for Mexican models only, and has now disabled dual-SIM functionality on the phones of those unfortunate enough to have installed it.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/The-Mi-A3-receives-a-debilitating-update-Xiaomi-acknowledges-fault.481159.0.html