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[Networking] fratealberto:
In Italy, for UMTS traffic

"3" offers a plan of 50MBytes/day at 9 Euro/month or 3 Euro/Week

(only for Public Administration) Telecom Italia Mobile offers a special fare of

500MB/month at 2.5Euro/month or

10 GB/month (practically unlimited) at 7.50 Euro/month

Skype works well with both providers
[Networking] Petulinek:
In Czech republic

T-mobile - unlimited data plan monthly : 42 USD only GPRS or EDGE in all country, there is not 3G usable in phone...

Vodafone and O2 its the same **** - aboout 42 USD unlimited GPRS and EDGE in all country and 3G network only in Prague - capitol of CZ, 3G from O2 in Brno - second large city...

Our little country is very expensive "data desert" with slow gprs or edge...
[Networking] tvrtim:
O2 UK I have unlimited (1Gig Fair Usage though) for £7.50 p/mth, howerver I pay nothing for it as I have it as my free bolt-on. T-mobile UK also has 1gig for £7.50 or 3gig for about £12 p/mth. A lot better than what Orange or Vodafone are able to offer.
[Networking] pawanmehta:
pays less than $2 for unlimited gprs

In India, Airtel gives unlimited download/upload gprs for 99 rupees($2 only) only for corporate connections :)
[Networking] jonski89:
Philippines

Here there's 3 official Providers:

per KB download:

Globe : US$0.00511 = 25Kb

Per Timed download:

Globe : US$0.20458 = 15 minutes

Per KB download:

Smart : US$ 0.00511 = 25KB

Per Timed download:

Globe : US$0.20458 = 15 minutes

Sun Cellular:

Only broadband for PC i think.... (not sure)

Hope it helps
[Networking] sherry_adinawan:
in Indonesia

standart price = 1 IDR / kb equal to 0,1 US$ / mb

and there s a monthly payment special packet

unlimited = 10 US$ / month (2 GB quota,after that the speed will be limited )
[Networking] ngocnguyen89:
actually the price is cheap, but it's something like a snail :))

in VN we don't have 3g yet
[Networking] tuffmek:
in new york city i pay $20 a month/unlimited t-mobile
[Networking] alienx424:
In china , the biggest survice provider ,china mobile ( sucks though) doesn`t have HSDPA data survice , GPRS data plan varies case to case,for monthly package ,it`s 5 kuai for 10mb ,10kuai 20mb ,20kuai for 50mb ( 6.8kuai=1USD),i have no idea about unlimited data paln,but china mobile still sucks . hope to experience 3G network soon .
[Networking] CRACING:
Hi,

In south India BSNL charges 0.02 paise pre KB. ( 100 paise = 1 Rupees, 50 Rupees = 1$ ).

But Airtel charges 20 Rupees for 24 hours ( Unlimited ).

Thanking You
[Networking] krugerjq:
In South Africa we pay R249 for 500Mb data bundle with HSDP data card included on 24 month contract.
[Networking] 300000:
i am using 3G in uk and top up 10 pound and sufr the web and sent email that is ok for me . dont known how they caculate the rate .
[Networking] arvidh:
Vodafone India - Rs. 199 ( $3.98 ) per month and Rs. 5.10 ( $ 0.11) for every MB
[Networking] chaozholic:
i just spend Rp0.5/kB (US$0.000045/kB) for internet access .

so , i just spend US$0.046 for one megabyte data access .

i use axis , the new operator in Indonesia that concern about mobile data service .
[Networking] celeron655:
In Hong Kong,

using peoples (now china mobile) 98$ HK per month(about $12 USdollar) for edge no time limit or download limit

In thailand , with DTAC , its 99$ bhart for 40hours, which is what im using.
[Networking] Aoidh:
I think Vodafone is the cheapest.1 paisa/1kb in INDIA.Can you believe it?
[Networking] pawanmehta:
how about 99 rupees unlimited transfer? Airtel gives for corporate connections.
[Networking] TheOnly1:
Bulgaria:

- Mtel - 25 MB = 2.50 Euro on a 1 yr contract, 250 MB = 10 Euro...more (up to 10 GB=30 Euro)available only on data cards.

- Globul - it's amazing but they don't have any data plans for private custromers. Only data cards.

- Vivatel - They are cheaper than the others...but their coverage :eek: Otherwise they include some data (up to 100MB) in all but the cheapest voice plans.
[Networking] joel2009:
Sounds to me like americans are getting ripped off.... 60 usd for unlimited access a month
[Networking] Devtone:
Dont know about GPRS but I pay 10 euro's flatfee for 3G HSDPA from Hi (KPN) in Holland with a fair use policy. If you use more than 10x the average they send a message and after 3 messages the kick you off. I've received up to 5 messages until know for using more than 750MB in a month (damn CorePlayer and Youtube :p). Still not kicked, just some warnings :)
[Networking] el_pablo:
In Canada, hold your breath... 70$ for unlimited data plan with Bell (around 60$US).
[Networking] orb3000:
And this is nothing compared to the ripp of form other countries in America

100usd for the same service
[Networking] Aar0n:
I'm with o2 in the UK, and get it for free in my plan. I pay £35 a month for 600 minutes, 1000 texts and unlimited (supposedly 200mb, but it doesn't really matter) HSDPA. If I'd have waited to get my phone online I could've got a better deal but I wanted the Touch Pro ASAP!

If you wanted the same unlimited internet on a different package, it's £7.50 a month. Pretty good speeds, though!
[Networking] rakec00:
in slovenia it cost:

1gb gprs,1000min,1000sms,1000mms = 15eur

gprs unlimited is 30eur
[Networking] stylez:
UK BT £5 for 500MB just about does for getting weather updates and emails, and surfing with Opera Mini.
[Networking] Baerbs:
Germany:

Prepaid (Simyo, Blau.de in the E+ network and Fonic in the O2 network) 0,24 Euro for 1 Mb (1000 kb).

Simyo and Blau offer 1 GB volume for 9,90 Euro, Fonic has a Day-Flat for 2,50 Euro a day (all prepaid and all with GPRS and UMTS, i think Fonic has HSDPA too).

1&1 (united internet) does offer a flatrate in the Vodafone network for 9,99 Euro (GPRS, EDGE), 19,99 (GPRS, EDGE, UMTS, HSDPA) or 29,99 (GPRS, EDGE, UMTS, HSDPA and Phonecalls to landline and other 1&1 users).

T-mobile, Vodafone and O2 do also offer different flatrates or volumes (often something with 500mb... or less), but i don't know the price and conditions for those (T-mobile is the most expensive flat you can get, but they also have the best network in Germany...)
[Networking] yeye2:
In spain

unlimited HSDPA (7mb/320kb) from 19.00€ to 45€ with a cut of speed (128/64) if you pass the MG limit (can be 500, 1gb 3gb... thats why the price changes)

Telefonica also offer a data plan for 10€ with unlimited data and a 100mg limit for speed cutdown.
[Networking] ThaZouk:
In Portugal

GPRS / UMTS / HSDPA

Optimus | TMN | Vodafone

6Gb (4Mbps) - €39,56 or €29,65 (fixed local)

http://www.kanguru.pt/NR/rdonlyres/C7F40516-AE12-4478-8EAC-2529DCC33F90/0/tabelapospago.gif

OPTIMUS | TMN

Pack 30 days

€7,50 - 100Mb

VODAFONE

Pack 30 days

€10,00 - 100Mb
[Networking] tuksedra:
Malaysia

Celcom - send sms "broadband daily" and u can use 1 day unlimited hsdpa/3g/gprs @ RM6.00

USD 1.00 = RM3.6+-

Use it when u need..
[Networking] Ameet:
In India

INR 199 a month = unlimited usage

approx. USD 5 = unlimited usage

:D
[Networking] kilrah:
Too lucky!

Switzerland, Sunrise:

Was about $6 for 50MB, they did a 3-month offer with 2GB for same price, now went down to 250MB still for same price. About $0.1 per Mb above that.

Without this plan, it's about $4 per MB :eek:

Obviously a bit different with the other providers, but similar, and unlimited plans just don't exist, or only in the form of a $3 / usage day flat rate. Each day, the first time you connect it charges you that amount and you can then use whatever you want for the rest of the day. But this is only available as a separate contract and SIM card, not on the main phone contract (used to for some time, I had it and made great use of it when I happened to be out of an internet connection at home for one month, but it's just no good for normal use as you just can't quickly check your mail on the phone as it would charge the full amount).
[Networking] becosemsaida:
After a bit of troule with my carrier they decided to change my plan now i have 1500sms a week and 250mb a month (no speed limit) for 20euro a month but before that it was 100kb for 0,238euro. Of course there are other data plans but they don't include comunications for now i'm satisfied:o
[Networking] hemendra05:
for Postpaid connection

Omnislash / Amit this rate what you guying are talking is i think for prepaid connection (or Mumbai specific) If you have post postpaid connection ( i Bangalore) then there is RS 140 ($2.91) per week for unlimited data plan that for it comes to Rs. 560 ( $ 12) for a month. They have another 2-3 pland with diff data usage .
[Networking] krogoth:
Poland:

Heyah:

~0,01$ /100kb -HSDPA/UMTS/GPRS/GSM

Era:

HSDPA/UMTS/GPRS/GSM

~30$/month with 5GB transfer limit, when exceded - connection speed is limited to GPRS.
[Networking] Ameet:
Thats not postpaid (atleast my plan) been on post paid since ages ;)

Thats a special rate plan for Airtel premium customers :D
[Networking] beekaar:
Here in Sweden i pay ~18 USD/month for unlimited 7.2/2.0 (down/up) access
[Networking] cursor:
vodafone spain.

13,92€

unlimited hsdpa.

- connection via live profile (through proxy) unmetered with no speed reduction at all.

- connection via internet profile (no proxy at all), throtles speed to 64kbps when monthly traffic reaches 150MB. have to verify this, because they only say that "they reserve the right to throttle the traffic" not that they actually do it... I think it's just a warning: "hey don't abuse :P" xD

- voip & pc access (modem use) not allowed though it's not restricted (the clue is to not abuse)

not a really great deal, but does the job for me.
[Networking] fatso485:
saudi arabia

1MB =2 Saudi riyal

there are good plans

30MB in one month = sr10 (good enough for email)

120MB in a month = SR30

1GB=sr100

5GB=SR200

*3.75 Saudi riyal = 1 USD
[Networking] nir36:
In israel it's 50MB/12USD, 5GB/20USD, 20GB/29USD

this is completely unproportional.
[Networking] hidden_hunter:
Virgin Mobile Au

$5 50mb

$10 300mb

$20 1gb
[Networking] crazyassazn:
well i didnt go through every page so sorry if its a double post, but im using t-mobile in the states, and i pay 5.99USD for my internet, not expensive at all, unlimited, of course its through "t-zones," not exactly fast but gets the job done =]
[Networking] busybody:
In Singapore, i got my deal with Starhub.

Unlimited GPRS (7.2mbps) S$36 = US$24.82

9mb/mth going at S$5 = US$3.45
[Networking] Addicted2xda:
^^ Where buddy?

AirTel:

Rs. 599/- for 600 MB (without wap proxy on Edge)

Additional : Rs. 1.0 / 100 KB

Vodafone:

Rs. 499/- for 500 MB (without wap proxy on Edge)

Additional : Rs. 1.00 / 100 KB

Both unlimited : Rs. 999/-

As of Now $1 = Rs. 52/-

@pple:

Please don't post special rates like corporate or premium custome rates, I guess thats useless, as it doesn't reflect actual rates. Thanks :D

EDIT:

The rates are for Postpaid. AirTel provides 499/- for prepaid (unlimited). Vodafone provides Rs. 199/- for Prepaid (No free data, Rs. 0.05 / 10 KB data).
[Networking] rony1234:
Just came across this thread. I agree with shaunak.it.

AFAIK the Airtel 99/- bucks charge used to be for 100Mb and not unlimited, even for corporate connections.
[Networking] euphoria47:
Just got back from Thailand. I purchased a SIM card from AIS (the one with the "1-2-CALL!" logo), link: http://www.ais.co.th/

SIM card: 99 baht

Added credit: 100 baht

Total: 199 baht or ~ $6 USD

This gave me 20 hours of gprs data, so I found it prudent to turn off my data connection after checking emails, surfing, etc.

Paygo data in Thailand is cheaper than anything which can be found in Canada!
[Networking] euphoria47:
Rogers in Canada:

15$ unlimited email

25$ 500 mb *

30$ 1gb *

60$ 3gb *

80$ 8gb *

35$ (was $30) value pack (bberry/smartphone/iphone variants) 500 mb, 10,000 sms, clid, vm, name disp, whocalled. *

$45 voice/data plan (bberry / smartphone / iphone variants) 200 wday mins, 500mb, e/w default at 9, choice of incoming free, rogers to rogers, my5, evenings at 6. *

*3c per kb overage
[Networking] jaatboyslim:
I Agree Dude !!
[Networking] criminalogic:
Basically same across tha boards for our canadian providers.. except BELL CANADA **UNLIMITED** data on tha HTC TOUCH for $5 $7 or $10 depending when u signed up or bundle u have.. 3G Speeds with really no limits besides No tethering (unless u gota custom ROM) lol
[Networking] nhuda:
Bangladesh

Its about $10-$14 for unlimited gprs/edge access depending upon different carriers. Its a bit expensive for the speed which they provide.

Regards,

nhuda
[Networking] aevh:
Rabo Mobiel The Netherlands, via KPN network

Hi,

10 Euro /month for GPRS (128/64 kbps) FUP till 750 MB

7,5 Euro /month for UMTS 10 MB + 0,50 per MB extra

12,5 Euro / month for UMTS 150 MB + 0,50 per MB extra

phone calls 0,10 /min

SMS 0,10 / min

Cheers,

Edward
[Networking] Adrianrosales:
Hi

In Venezuela with the Operator Digitel GSM we have 3 diferents plans for GPRS/EDGE

5 MB	3,161 Bs = 1.47023 USD

50 MB	20,078 Bs = 9.33860 USD

Unlimited MB	69,00 Bs = 32.0930 USD
[Networking] paoti:
in china...

it costs about 0.8 US dollar for 30M every month, it's enough for me to use.
[Networking] orb3000:
Wow that is cheap!

Welcome tothe forum
[Networking] moSess:
t-mobile proxy hack! 5.99 unlimited.
[Networking] Aleemz:
On O2 in the UK I have the unlimited web bolt-on as my 'free' bolt-on.

I'm in Pakistan for a few weeks and Mobilink (on pre-pay) is 15Rupees (around 17 uk pence at todays exchange rate) per MB, while Ufone is around 17Rupees. In practice, it costs an average of around 6.5 rupees per web-page visited.

Zong offer an unlimited data option for around 430 (£3.77) rupees per month. I'm using this now. The only problem being that signal is not too good in semi-remote areas, but I do get Edge when I can get a signal. Whilst with Mobilink and Ufone I only get GPRS in the same semi-remote areas.

I have the Zong sim in my Touch Cruise in a room on the first floor running Wmwifirouter to give my a wifi hotspot in the rest of the building so I can connect to the web using my SE X1 or laptop.

So, in short :D, Zong wins (with the help of Wmwifirouter) with it's Edge and unlimited monthly option, despite not giving me a signal on the ground floor.
[Samsung Galaxy A12] dreadmachine:
how to flash TWRP for A12 127fF?
[Samsung Galaxy A12] LAST_krypton:
https://xdaforums.com/t/is-twrp-available-for-the-sm-a125w-model.4329251/
[Samsung Galaxy A12] dreadmachine:
i dont understand if there is... if so, mind posting a download link?
[Samsung Galaxy A12] LAST_krypton:
Read the comments, the same goes for your model. And you might also have to downgrade SW REV just like the W model if you wnat to flash a125F fimware
[Samsung Galaxy A12] LAST_krypton:
In short, there is no twrp for A127F yet. But you are not out of luck, you can try disabeling MTK secure boot and secure download and then downgrade SW REV for A125F fimware and after all of that you will be able to install twrp but with the A125F fimware installed
[Moto G Play (2021)] Oswald Boelcke:
Please refer to this thread:

https://xdaforums.com/t/xda-developers-and-the-gpl.3523891/
[Moto G Play (2021)] Oswald Boelcke:
Please refer to this thread:

https://xdaforums.com/t/read-this-first-development-rules.3523894/
[Moto G Play (2021)] Oswald Boelcke:
Please refer to this thread:

https://xdaforums.com/t/moderator-contact-list.3207927/
[Moto G Play (2021)] Oswald Boelcke:
Please refer to this thread:

https://xdaforums.com/t/a-message-from-the-moderators-all-users-please-read.2500184/
[General Accessories] ghgddfhda:
hi all,

i have very annoying problem with my asus 636n (wm6), I bought bluetooth headset and i can hear any mp3 or any system sound good and in stereo but i cant hear any games or igo 6\8 sounds.. i tried every think i can think about..

1. play with the bluetooth headset and config it as mono head set (like cell phone).

2. all the regedit options of igo sound.. and play with all the commands in "sys" file.

3. open and change all the options in audio gateway regedit.

4. i tried to install new bluetooth drivers but i got no success even when i closed all the bluetooth processes.

and play around with all the stuff i can think about.. i even tried to ask the nav & go ppl.. and they dont know what to do...

i search here and i got nothing that work..

please try to help me if know any idea what i can try

by the way sorry about my English i am using online translator.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ Questions & Answers] h0tkey:
I've recently bought an SM-N975F Note 10+, which has an OXM multi-CSC ROM and a current CSC set as: SER/SER, SER/XXV. The security patch level is August 2021. The device is not rooted, Knox is 0x0, which I'd like it to stay for a while.

I'm looking for a way to change the current CSC to some value supporting native call recording, like XXV.

So far, I've tried:

* Dialer codes (both *#272*IMEI# and *#*#28262726#*#*, or whatever they are) – no luck opening the preconfig menu;

* Opening the preconfig menu with some other way, like launching it via adb using am start-activity – it seems like the device is missing the com.android.Preconfig package altogether;

* Changing CSC with Samkey: I disabled lock screen security and ejected the SIM card as per the instruction, and despite the tool having said that the operation was successful, the phone rebooted with the same SER/SER, SER/XXV CSC.

Is it possible that flashing a non-multi-CSC firmware (like the XXV one) might help here? Is it possible that I did something wrong with Samkey?

Do you know about any other working way to change CSC in modern Note10+ devices? I consider paid solutions as well (like Samkey I mentioned above).

Thanks.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ Questions & Answers] Chanaka Namal:
Whats your android version and binary version ?
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ Questions & Answers] h0tkey:
The Android version is 11, 7FUH3 OneUI 3.1 firmware.
[Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ Questions & Answers] w41ru5:
as I remember this only works with the Google dialer - make a search for this - and you can choose a CSC from there;

when you do this, be ready to loose all data, the phone will factory reset

you can also choose a stock firmware from samfirm.com and flash it with Odin - you need to choose CSC to change it and not HOME_CSC

CSC or HOME CSC? Which CSC File to Flash in Odin?

Samsung firmware consists of 5 binaries including 2 CSC files. Here is a guide to help you find the difference between the CSC and Home CSC.

technastic.com
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] Zimmster:
I had a friend today explaining me and insisting with confidence that you can't properly use Gestures with Android 11 outside of default Launcher because you can't disable the navigation buttons.Even after I gave him my Poco F3 with Arrow OS and Nova Launcher to prove he was mistaken, he was still skeptical. So I decided to educate the "flat earthers" of No Gesture Control with other launchers on Android 11.

Some clarifications before we begin.

1. It doesn't matter what launcher you use or what phone brand you use. It works with any brand and any launcher.

2. You need a gesture navigation app. I did not tested all apps, I only use VNG, I have saved my own gesture profiles, I am used to it, I don't care about other apps, test for yourself.

3. IMPORTANT! IF YOU UNINSTALL your preferred gesture app for good, I recommend you to re-enable Navigation Buttons before. Otherwise you will have limited navigation capability until you do.

4. This will ONLY Disable/Enable navigation buttons.

Here is how it is done. I takes 1 minute. 1. You need to have root acces and Magisk installed.

2. Search for "Navigation Bar Remover" by SageDroid module and install it. If you cannot find it, I also attached the module file here. To manually install it, after you download the file to your phone, in Magisk go to install module from local storage and select this file. After the install you will restart the phone. After restart the navigation bar will be disabled. When youdecide to Uninstall this extension, the navigation bar will be re-enabled.

Good luck
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] mocmocmoc:
I'm using Arrow OS and Nova Launcher. Didn't install any additional apps. Never come across this gesture issue that I read a lot about.
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] laid1995:
People complain about MIUI not allowing third party launchers to have their gestures in motion. Nobody mentioned gestures not working on other roms. Flat earthers are those who didn't, don't root their phones and like to settle on MEMEUI until they die.

So, I'm pretty sure other roms will welcome any third party launcher app along with their gestures since there's the power juice of root.
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] OUTbrain:
There are custom ROMs witch allows to hide navigation bar without root. For example AICP and crdroid.

Then gestures apps and Nova works fine.
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] cyanGalaxy:
It's about Xiaomi having removed Gestures for Users of Third-Party Launchers in MIUI 12.

This is not about Android 11 in general.
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] sauyadav:
Thanks! It worked on xiaomi.eu rom.
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] tjwu:
on miui you can use setedit n change value to 1 force_fsg_nav_bar n do it again if you reboot your device
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] cyanGalaxy:
Do all the Gestures work properly with Nova then ?
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] Kimbaroth:
Quick question: whats the best program to use gestures in MIUI?

I googled "VNG" as OP said, but I found nothing. D=

Edit: Vivid Navigation Gestures? lol
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] card-us:
nope...it doesn't work on non rooted miui 12, i've try that method with Nova & Niagara... still can't swipe it
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] cyanGalaxy:
Thanks for the feedback.
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] cyanGalaxy:
FNG or Fluid Navigation Gestures

Fluid Navigation Gestures - Apps on Google Play

Get the fluid navigation gestures of the future!

play.google.com

This is what people recommended to me. I tried it and it is really well written, but I uninstalled it and I just use Buttons for now. I'll wait for Xiaomi to re-implement Gestures. I'm ok with buttons for now.
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] Kimbaroth:
I've tried both apps in the past, and they are unstable AF, sometimes they just stop working till you manually open them again (even if you set it to ignore the battery consumption setting and locking the app on memory).

Bleh =/
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] Zimmster:
I am talking about hiding the Navigation Buttons and use only gestures to navigate the phone.
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] cyanGalaxy:
dangit
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] Zimmster:
VNG Gestures (Vivid Navigation Gestures) is available in Playstore and the top three results on Google are about this apk.​
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] Zimmster:
I use VNG (Vivid Navigation Gestures) never had any issues. It also has alot of customizations and animation aptions. I really like it. It's not free but is affordable, around 2 euros.​
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] tjwu:
i used microsoft launcher+mygesture on sweet n works smooth..navbar hide with that trik

i used microsoft launcher+mygesture..with that trik to hide navbar n works smooth
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] mocmocmoc:
I know, that's exactly what I'm talking about.
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] *justintime*:
@Zimmster

Thanks man!!!! Searched a long time for a solution.... your post is golden.
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] mutuz:
I've used the guide below + FNG on miui with no problems. It even hides the space below keyboard

Now I'm on ancientOS and you can hide navbar on system config.

Guide
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] reclinerreviews:
I am happy to find this post very useful for me, as it contains lot of information. I always prefer to read the quality content.
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] Bouster:
Unfortunately not working on Galaxy S9 running Noble Rom 2.0
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] 不周之:
Edge xposed is great.
[Xiaomi Poco F3 / Xiaomi Mi 11X / Redmi K40] Bouster:
Is it possible to completly remove the Navigation bar? No buttons, No gestures left?