[Xiaomi Poco F1 Guides, News, & Discussion] pfavayi:
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What about DFE

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DFE stops your phone from encrypting it's data.

On miui on the pocophone F1 the data is not encrypted so DFE is not useful

But whenever you change miui roms it always wants to format your data. So keep your personal data on your microSD card.

The phone data ( the programs/ apps) should always be wiped or formatted because it can cause problems in the next rom.

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and what is the right procedure to install xiaomi.eu correctly without lost TWRP every time?

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There are two types of MIUI ROMs, the recovery rom and the flash tool rom.

You can install the recovery ROM through twrp and you will not lose twrp.

If you install through the flash tool you can lose TWRP and you can lock your phone again.

If you remove the recovery.img file in your flash tool rom then it wont over write your twrp.

on the application there is a button for locking or unlocking the bootloader (keeping it unlocked) - make sure it's on unlock so that you don't accidentally lock your bootloader again

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First of all bull**** is a general word what mean it's not cover the reality.

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Since you insist on using the word bull**** and you think it's okay then you are bull**** from head to toe -and it must be okay by you....since you consider the word is not an insult and you can say it to me.

I have done you the honours since you insist - bul****.

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I am XDA member like from the first Android phones released ;)

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You don't sound like it...

and even if you are you don't have much relation to code because you don't seem to know much about coding.. what happens during many Android processes.

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I never encrypted my device.

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You can actively encrypt your phone or the phone can encrypt itself under certain conditions - you should know that as an XDA member from the beginning of the android phones..

Encryption is basically a vendor implementation, which after Android 4.4 is governed by the "encryptable" and "forceencrypt" parameters. Which means the encryption state is influenced by a change in the vendor implementation, besides being user space alterable as well.

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Every time I perform a full wipe and flash any ROM what not stock MIUI my TWRP stay on device

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You should say how you're flashing it - through recovery or through the flash tool.

And is your stock ROM European or Chinese ?

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If I flash stock MIUI and reboot next time I always see Mi Recovery

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Have you flashed it through TWRP or throw the flash tool ?

If you read a little more about the flash tool you will find a way of not removing your twrp.

You have a lot of practical experience but you don't have the theoretical knowledge to understand what is happening in your practical experience, and so it becomes difficult to change things or explain things

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No encryption, clean install after a full wipe.

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MIUI never encrypts. You can check fstab.qcom

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And like 50 other members said exactly the same that they need magisk or DFE to keep TWRP.

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Well , 1050 other members said the exact opposite . So you lose on numbers !!!! lol.

I don't think you understand what DFE does and how it does it because you can manually do what DFE does.

you need to understand the concept of a recovery and when a recovery is replaced and how.

The theoretical concept should tally with the practical application.

If you are limited only to the practical side you make aguements and mistakes like you have made above.

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MIUI stock ROM contain recovery what mean once you flash your ROM you will immediately loose TWRP if you won't flash it again ...

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You really don't understand much of what you doing....

whatever you are saying you must make a distinction between the recovery rom and the flash tool ROM.

You are trying to give advice on things that you really don't understand....

Read what really happens when you are installing a recovery rom through stock recovery or through twrp.

Take a look at the contents of the flash tool Rom. This is when you can experiment.

Delete the flash tool recovery.img and see if your TWRP recovery will be replaced ( it won't)

You can replace the flash tool recovery.img with the TWRP recovery.