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[Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 Pro Themes, Apps, and Mods] mr_kataria_hk:
Using with default settings

+1 if someone using with custom settings
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 Pro Themes, Apps, and Mods] Letrix:
I'm on latest Arrow OS and 4K doesn't work
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 Pro Themes, Apps, and Mods] Akib465:
the link is not working.

the links is not working
[Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 Pro Themes, Apps, and Mods] Nacho37:
You have to flash patch
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Vanavline:
If anyone can see the purchased apps from Google play store from my account /Purchase history section/ from 4/2016 and older please post screenshot of the purchased apps or items.

I purchased many apps but I can't scroll down older than April /2016 and 2015 and 2014 and 2013. Scrolling stops and I used pc too but same issue.

I want to know why Google did this and if this general issues with you all guys or only some?*

If this from Google, this would be dishonesty !

Post screenshots from April/ 2016 to 2013 if you made purchases please!

Go to Google play/ account/ my purchase history / and make several screenshots from there from 2/2016 and 2015 to 2012 and give us the result if you can see them there or not!

Thanks!
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chowming:
titanium back up i bought in 2012 has fallen off.

can you look by reviews you left?

hope you reviewed them. View attachment 4920497
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Vanavline:
Go to Google play/ account/ my purchase history / and make several screenshots from there from 2/2016 and 2015 to 2012 and give us the result if you can see them there or not, because that is the issue please.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chowming:
Review your order history

On your mobile device, open the Google Play Store app .

Tap Menu Account.

Tap Purchase history.

i see every purchase i ever made listed there.

i even see 3 purchases i canceled.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Vanavline:
Yes I know and I also see them but older than 3/2016 I don't see them.

Plz make several screenshots from 3/2016 and 2015 and older and send it we want to know if you can see them all or not
[Redmi K20 / Xiaomi Mi 9T Questions & Answers] KiaTheKing:
Hello everyone, recently i picked up mi 9t. What a phone...

I can say that i am more than satisfied with how phone performs and what i got for 300 bucks. I decided to make a short video review and give my opinions about it. I am decent user which means that i am usually using my phone to browse around the web, instagram, watch youtube and some movies. I would be more than happy if you can give me your opinions and if you have any question do not hesitate to ask me. Also, i will make some ROOT/TWRP/ROM review videos so support is more than appreciated. Have a great day everyone!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JR8Bu48UZis&t=178s
[Redmi K20 / Xiaomi Mi 9T Questions & Answers] KiaTheKing:
Any thoughts?
[Redmi K20 / Xiaomi Mi 9T Questions & Answers] Wmateria:
I really think the Mi 9T is a great phone with the latest Urnyx Gcam without unlock the device. This phone takes beautiful night photos and using astrophotography setting compared to Miui's camera. It has been about 7 days that i own the Mi 9T. With certain reviews i have seen about how Miui's bloatware (and google) crippled the battery life can perform and by using this phone in real time. I think the phone can truly shine with custom rom or by using Miui EU Rom's. I have the 6GB version and this phone is running very smooth. Messenger can be hit or miss when answering, the front camera tends to not pop up at time. (So far 3-2 ratio of the camera popping up verus not) I jave not try gaming because i use my Mi Max 3 for that and also to keep the integrity of the Amoled display. As far as youtube goes, few videos take full potential of the whole display ratio and some not. When it does, the display is amazing.

That is my opinion about this phone. Tomm. i will be able to unlock and use the Xiami EU finally and can go further on what can this phone do.

For Xiomi.EU to work.. just format data and then enter "yes". If not force encryption will stay on and the phone will be rebooted back to TWRP Recovery. Also don't mount system when installing magisk.
[Redmi K20 / Xiaomi Mi 9T Questions & Answers] KiaTheKing:
Yeah, indeed.

I am also very curious how Roms are working and what can mods improve in terms of speed and battery. I cant say its not good but i think that this phone can do atleast a bit better in those terms. I applied for bootloader unlock 2 days ago, i will need to wait 5 more so i can unlock my phone and get my hands on rooting, installing twrp and so on. Ty for ur opinions.
[Redmi K20 / Xiaomi Mi 9T Questions & Answers] Wmateria:
Well i am going to use Xiaomi.EU first. I don't like the custom roms only because the gestures have lines appearing at the bottom and the bottom sides of the screen. Can only make the side arrow gestures dissappear only, on that note, i swtich to Xiaomi.EU for full finger gesture w/o them white lines appearing.

I would recommened Extended Ui Rom if you want to go in that direction.
[Redmi K20 / Xiaomi Mi 9T Questions & Answers] Windroid-user:
Yes I would agree with your ROM choice from reading on XDA, but what about full screen gestures (I think it's called) in magisk modules? Doesn't that remove the lines at the bottom and make it MIUI like?
[Redmi K20 / Xiaomi Mi 9T Questions & Answers] Wmateria:
I have not tried any magisk modules except for YouTube Vanced Black. I found the module, i guess i can try it out once i switch to a custom Rom.

Yes, the full screen gesture works.
[Redmi K20 / Xiaomi Mi 9T Questions & Answers] its the peanut:
Can confirm i really prefer the device.

Owned couple of flagships like the oneplus 6, but i like the mi 9t a lot more. The full screen is amazing and everything just works and is fast enough... Even the battery outperforms every device i owned. The phone is a bit on the thicc side... But that isn't a bad thing.

For the price, you get more for the money.

I had one screen failure, that resulted in sending it back and received a new one after the same weekend. Suffered from "ghost touches" in the area where the statusbar sits... After a couple of days it resulted in screen failure considering the top area unusable. Now i got the new one running no problems, even the fingerprint is faster.

I have been rooting around, runned HavocOS 2.9. i really liked the rom but i preferred stock due to slightly less battery drain. The downside of rooting this device is that there is a lot of stuff scattered around xda and the rest of Internet with not the best description about for which version its made for (redmi or mi 9t) or what it modifies or does... Which resulted in flashing a stock rom that made my phone think it was a Redmi K20 instead of a Mi 9T... It did boot tho.

Now i don't do much anymore with toying and flashing around like i used to. i just use audio enhancements, certain themes and adblockers. I mainly use the phone for whatsapp, youtube, android auto and music.
[Redmi K20 / Xiaomi Mi 9T Questions & Answers] Windroid-user:
After I saw notch of OnePlus 6 I understood :laugh:

Thought it was tear drop notch but more like iPhone, but still.... Pretty impressed to hear that!

Looks like good customer service too, I haven't even unlocked it, it's fine for me and will personalise more when I unlock it like to icon, nothing too major cause like you I prefer stock. Better battery life is all it take for me, if the ROM is not a trash experience of course.

For me it was manageable to navigate through the threads and see what's up.

Oh and also about the description I believe it is meant to run on both, and Dev decides it to be named K20 or Mi 9T depending on their device... I'm pretty sure if you asked them to change to your device's model name they would be more than happy to help out.
[Redmi K20 / Xiaomi Mi 9T Questions & Answers] its the peanut:
The notch on the oneplus 6 was not even that bad, i liked that phone but battery life was not good enough, and i go to a lot of festivals so battery is important, and sound recording quality which also sucked.

The Mi 9T on the other hand succeeded in everything i want on a phone. Android auto works, music is good, wireless audio also, battery is very good, recording quality in both sound and video is good enough (seems cheaper devices can record more bass :P).

I am not going to bother with the devs, staying stock with a few magisk mods which is enough

Btw for people trying to flash stuff on this phone, make sure to read on about encryption because it can screw you over when flashing goes wrong. And maybe use a USB OTG (or something similar) so when you soft brick your device you can still flash stuff in that way... If you're usb drive isn't encrypted
[Redmi K20 / Xiaomi Mi 9T Questions & Answers] leboef:
By the specs one might think that this is a great phone. Actually its the worst xiaomi phone i ever had (and i had a few). I am really disappointed by it, mainly because of the software. Many people have issues with battery drain. Mine is randomly crashing, no idea why. Sometimes it suddenly drains the battery completely within 1 hour, randomly, without any announcement. My girlfriend told me once that she tried to phone me but it woas not possible. I did not believe her first. I had no notifications about missed calls. A few weeks later i got a SMS from my mailbox service - 13 people failed to phone me.

It could be a great phone but you cannot rely on it. So it's basically useless.
[Redmi K20 / Xiaomi Mi 9T Questions & Answers] its the peanut:
I don't know if you are on stock software... But maybe try to reset or re-flash its stock firmware those problems can go away. I have no battery drain, no problems with calls either, maybe you got a faulty device like i did.

I have no problems with my device, besides returning it for screen failure once and it got replaced within a few days.
[Redmi K20 / Xiaomi Mi 9T Questions & Answers] Pupet_Master:
I agree, i actually miss my Note 5 Pro (6 GB version). The camera on the Mi9t has GREAT specs but it don't take too much better pics than the Note 5 (both without GCAM). Not to mention that most cameras are useless, only 2x zoom is not good enough and the other cameras are too much of a low resolution that make the pics even worse (so the cams are useless). The popup camera sound as a dream, but it isn't. It already gave problems to me (and many others) and the ONLY fix is to re flash the persist partition, where we lose DRM for Netflix. The popup also make the phone too heavy and thick for my taste. MIUI actually run smoother on the Note 5 than on the Mi9t, the community also is bigger still on the Note 5 so we have MUCH more ROMs and mods... This device has still buggy TWRP on backup and restore plus decryption error on TWRP. The amoled screen also has terrible color calibration. Oh and the fingerprint sensor is the WORSE i ever had

I'm not too happy with it. One thing i learned with the mi9t is to NEVER buy a smartphone with moving parts, either popup cameras or folding phone. It is asking for middle term problems.

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That isn't a small problem, though.

Also about flashing, i see many people who brick the device for no reason
[Redmi K20 / Xiaomi Mi 9T Questions & Answers] mejgs:
Well, had it for 2 months and sold it, and got a used Mi8 instead. I couldn't stand fingerprint scanner which is really not so good, and battery life was ok but not good enough for a 4000mAh capacity. Even with debloating, dark mode etc. there was always some drainage. Mi8 is a lot more optimized in my opinion.

Recently I dropped my Mi8 and broke the screen, and decided to skip Xiaomi for the time being due to Miui 11, which looks nice but it's animations are overkill, and they are really annoying.

Got Huawei Nova 5t instead (although I hate Huawei), but it's the one of very few devices that still has physical fps scanner, and can easily get up to 10 hrs of sot.
[Redmi K20 / Xiaomi Mi 9T Questions & Answers] Pupet_Master:
After the Mi9t (that i don't plan to keep for long) i think i'll go with a 1+
[Redmi K20 / Xiaomi Mi 9T Questions & Answers] mejgs:
Good choice. Sadly, perfect device doesn't exist. I would prefer Samsung with snapdragon (in my opinion OneUI is the best skin right now), but they are too expensive. I've been checking out the new S10 Lite, seems good, probably fps sensor is cr*p as in all Sammy phones, but who knows...
[Redmi K20 / Xiaomi Mi 9T Questions & Answers] donnow:
The only two downsides I can think of is camera crashing in pro mode and screen which got scratched with a fingernail
[Redmi K20 / Xiaomi Mi 9T Questions & Answers] robi10101298:
What can I say about this device is that I have some mixed feelings about it... The phone it's amazingly fast, I can do anything in a few seconds, but I have a big drain on the battery... I tried every ROM possible, any battery tips, nothing seems to help me, I can barely get 4h SOT with mi band 4 constantly connected, wifi/mobile data always on, location on... Other people are getting 7-8h SOT and I can't get more than 4h SOT... I'm somehow disappointed at this chapter but I really enjoy the smoothness of this phone, the amazing photos taken by the gcam, and the support of the community. Overall it's a great phone but a great downside it's the battery life if you put the phone at work
[Redmi K20 / Xiaomi Mi 9T Questions & Answers] Micdu70:
That's MIUI 11 Android 10 biggest weakness... more battery drain...
[Redmi K20 / Xiaomi Mi 9T Questions & Answers] robi10101298:
Yeah, unfortunately yes, and they're not doing something about this... ?
[Redmi K20 / Xiaomi Mi 9T Questions & Answers] Windroid-user:
Dammit... This has happened maybe twice before but this is the first for a long time.

Phone warms up and display shuts off, booted into recovery and restarted... Everything was fine but I finally noticed battery at 20%... Why this happens I don't know.

Thing is for you guys it happens overnight or while not using it, maybe it happened once when not using it.

Not sure
[Redmi K20 / Xiaomi Mi 9T Questions & Answers] morganmf:
its flipping heavy.....
[Redmi K20 / Xiaomi Mi 9T Questions & Answers] oblyvision:
I've had this phone for about 6 months, and I am satisfied. Performance for basic tasks has been a butter-smooth, no hiccup no slowdown, though a little bit disappointing in gaming sector.

Battery life is just enough, not amazing, just enough. One day with no problem. Although I notice a little degradation (max cap was 3896 mAh, now it's 3686 mAh so 5% degradation) now that I feel it drains a little bit faster than it used to be.

Screen is still amazing, though at first I couldn't stand with the smearing effect when night mode enabled, so I had to use 3rd party apps to solve the issue.

Camera is very decent, especially with gcam it's high-end quality.

I'll stick with stock MIUI 11.0.1.0 Pie Global till MIUI 12 released, as I don't see any real benefits updating it to the latest version, and I'm too lazy to backup 108 Gb of my data over my computer and have to redo all the setups again. The MIUI 11.0.1.0 served me very well.

And what makes me stick to this phone for at least a year or two more, is the overall score. It just doesn't have any fatal weakness. Well, maybe one for some people, is the lack of micro sd slot, not for me though. But the overall, beautiful design, premium build quality, excellent day-to-day performance, very decent camera with perfect setup, the battery that can last a full day with no problem, and AMOLED display although not the best one but certainly outperform any IPS display at its price range or even higher. And most importantly, no stupid notch or ugly punch hole camera, and no lack of headphone jack, those are the big win for me. At this point I couldn't ask for more for a 300 bucks phone.
[Redmi K20 / Xiaomi Mi 9T Questions & Answers] Kireyev:
I have only had this phone briefly , sadly it isn't going get a lot of use since it isn't a primary device, but so far I've been using this and the oneplus 7 pro. I must say when into a game and not paying attention. I honestly forget which phone I am on. The full 6.39 Amoled is beautiful and i feel like the colors are pretty spot on with the OP 7 Pro to my eyes. it is a bit heavy with this case on , using same type of case on op 7 pro and it feels lighter. The 18W fast charge is great to get it back up and running. The battery performance has been pretty good, it lasting me on average of 6 hours gaming. Speaker quality is alright not great and most time accidently block it with my fingers while gaming, but i do use earbuds/headphones most time so no issue here. Pictures are good for me, I am not much into photography at all. I am also not a huge fan of MIUI at all (perhaps being a NA user, why). It is luckily very easy to unlock and root, with a nice custom rom. In my current configuration the finger print scanner also feels a lot faster than it did on the MIUI. It almost feels as fast as the OP 7 pro. If I could turn off animation it even might be.

Currently running it in this configuration

ROM: Pixel Experience Buttery Smooth

Kernel: HastyIntoxicated (from rom)

Vendor: VendorOC 2.0

Mods: 82hz refresh rate mod

I'd highly recommend this device specially at the prices it can be found now.
[Redmi K20 / Xiaomi Mi 9T Questions & Answers] erimin5:
so all the great reviews led me to this phone albeit not during the early release stage.

however i am getting it at a decent price of $200 USD for the 64GB variant; now waiting for the phone to be shipped to me. I guess its a fair deal even at this juncture? - 10 months after release?
[Motorola One Vision Questions & Answers] BRZ_Speedster:
Let's say my phone was downloading Android 10 in the background... I didn't know, and for some reason wanted to reboot or turn the phone off.

Will the download resume afterwards or will I lose the update permanently?
[Motorola One Vision Questions & Answers] gee2012:
It will resume, but maybe not instantly. Never experienced this, make sure however your phone doesn`t reboot/turn-off during the installation of an update.
[Motorola One Vision Questions & Answers] BRZ_Speedster:
Thanks :)
[Motorola One Vision Questions & Answers] gee2012:
You're welcome
[Motorola One Vision Questions & Answers] tys0n:
It should be fine even if you restart in the middle of the update. We have A/B partitioning so it should just boot to the current slot again if the update didn't finish correctly.

I wouldn't wanna try it myself though :P But that's how it's intended to work afaik.
[Google Pixel 4 XL Guides, News, & Discussion] Badger50:
The factory images are up my friends. Go pick what you need :good:

https://support.google.com/pixelphone/thread/24852169?hl=en

Added bonus: Here is a link to the January stock boot and magisk patched boot.img's

This is for the global build #QQ1B.200105.004 :good:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Dgh7w0r4ZzPZ7qOePhfADjPuLp-K84yO/view?usp=drivesdk

PS: I used stable magisk 20.2 to patch the boot.img
[Google Pixel 4 XL Guides, News, & Discussion] fkofilee:
Dey Up Bruv...

Im downloading mine already <3
[Google Pixel 4 XL Guides, News, & Discussion] artiemon:
OTA is only 12MB.
[Google Pixel 4 XL Guides, News, & Discussion] Doenerbude:
Only 1st january, not 5th?
[Google Pixel 4 XL Guides, News, & Discussion] brandon5491:
can confirm Jan update works with magisk root and ed_xposed. Thanks for updating us with the update availability!
[Google Pixel 4 XL Guides, News, & Discussion] lapapunk:
Hi, and thx.

But can u share a small how-to, for updating, step by step? Just wanna be sure that I on the right way.:cool:
[Google Pixel 4 XL Guides, News, & Discussion] Badger50:
In a nutshell: This is how I do it. Others MMV:cool:

1. Make sure platform-tools are up to date. The latest is 29.0.6. And use a USB A to USB C cable.

2. Download factory image, extract it, extract the image.zip, move boot.img to your phones internal storage.

3. Disable all magisk modules and substratum themes, remove face ID and reboot.

4. Patch the stock boot.img, and move the patched.img to your pc platform-tools folder, then turn phone off.

5. Move all your necessary factory image files to your platform-tools folder: bootloader, radio, the still zipped image.zip and the flash-all.bat file for Windows machines. Using notepad or whatever, edit the flash-all.bat file and remove the -w from the script, leaving a single space between the remaining words, save your edit.

6. Put phone in bootloader mode, and plug it into your pc. Open a command prompt {See 6A} on your platform-tools folder, type in: fastboot devices. If your device is recognized with it's ID, your good to go. Then, what I do is go into my platform-tools folder and double click the flash-all.bat file to start the process. Let it finish, and let your device boot up.

6A. For Win 10 users. Open a command prompt by typing "cmd" in the search box, then open the prompt. You'll see C:\Users\<your name> with the flashing cursor. Then type "cd" then hit the space bar. Then drag and drop your completed platform-tools folder in the command line, and let it populate. Then hit enter, and now you can issue your fastboot commands :good:

7. Once it boots ok with the update, turn phone off, and go into bootloader mode. Connect to pc, and fastboot the patched boot.img to both slots with..

fastboot flash boot magisk_patched.img --slot=all

And let it boot up with root.

8. Then start enabling your magisk modules a couple at a time. Be warned, sometimes, not all magisk modules play nicely with monthly updates, so take it slow. Luckily, January is cool with the [MENTION=5346465]Tulsadiver[/MENTION] mods, and the Active Edge mods from what I've seen.

9. And there ya go. Ok....so it was a little bigger than a nutshell!
[Google Pixel 4 XL Guides, News, & Discussion] krabman:
When doing the above flashing use an A to C, not the supplied cable. If you're already in a flash failure with the supplied cable grab an A to C and flash again without doing a factory reset or taking any other actions to try and get it up; this will usually get it booting as if the first flash was successful.

Edit... I know you would have put it in there if you'd remembered Badg, it's hard to remember every little speed bump when whipping up a set of instructions like that. :)
[Google Pixel 4 XL Guides, News, & Discussion] lapapunk:
[MENTION=3730810]Badger50[/MENTION]

Ok, thx.

But what about this guide? On my pixel 2xl this method worked great. Will it work on 4xl?
[Google Pixel 4 XL Guides, News, & Discussion] AhsanU:
You're an absolute legend mate, thanks!!
[Google Pixel 4 XL Guides, News, & Discussion] Badger50:
Nothing wrong with that either. It was written by Mr. Magisk himself. However, that is mostly for OTA's that I never use. I prefer updating by factory images :good::cool:
[Google Pixel 4 XL Guides, News, & Discussion] Badger50:
Many thanks for reminding me of probably the biggest bug-a-boo problem plaguing the pixel line when it comes to updating or data transfer. Which is why I have several different cables! The P2XL was a great teacher for sure :good::cool:
[Google Pixel 4 XL Guides, News, & Discussion] Some_Ghost:
Do we flash global for TMobile?
[Google Pixel 4 XL Guides, News, & Discussion] Badger50:
According to Google....yes :good:
[Google Pixel 4 XL Guides, News, & Discussion] dmarden:
After the January update, I no longer have call screening (automatic or otherwise). Not sure if related to being a GSuite user or not. Ugh...
[Google Pixel 4 XL Guides, News, & Discussion] Madjax2020:
you are a great help and i wish i could take you out for a beer or 5
[Google Pixel 4 XL Guides, News, & Discussion] howardfok:
What should I do when the cmd window comes to "fastboot: error: failed to extract 'android-info.txt': iteration ended" as shown in the attachment.

And the process stops.
[Google Pixel 4 XL Guides, News, & Discussion] Badger50:
Hard to say exactly since i've never seen that error. Did you follow my guide to the letter?

Is this the first time this has happened?

Are you using power shell commands?

Are your platform-tools up to date?

Have you tied different USB A to USB C cables and ports?

More info would be helpful :good: