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[Xiaomi Poco F5 / Redmi Note 12 Turbo (China)] DivaythF:
Hi, I am considering of buying the Redmi Note 12 Turbo, but I am wondering if it is worth it. I am living in Denmark , do you guys think the connectivity issues are gonna be a problem ? Or the Poco F5 worths the 100€ more that it costs ?
[Xiaomi Poco F5 / Redmi Note 12 Turbo (China)] BlazeRaven:
Therefore there is no solution for now?
[Xiaomi Poco F5 / Redmi Note 12 Turbo (China)] alex22081994:
You can install MIUI TN 2.1 or unofficial Pixel OS Android 14, both work for me
[Xiaomi Poco F5 / Redmi Note 12 Turbo (China)] alex22081994:
MIUITN

miuitn.online
[Xiaomi Poco F5 / Redmi Note 12 Turbo (China)] alex22081994:
PixelOS_marble-13.0-20231018-0610.zip

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[Xiaomi Poco F5 / Redmi Note 12 Turbo (China)] BlazeRaven:
Please check the band availability of your phone company. My Chinese phone has issues with 4g and 4g LTE bands.
[Xiaomi Poco F5 / Redmi Note 12 Turbo (China)] muppetz:
I had last 2 years 3 new midrange phones . Poco F5 is the 4-th and I'm very happy with it . Except cameras all are amazing . Go for Poco F5 , global or european variants , you'll be pleased . Chinese versions are made for them so here (Europe) it has some bugs .

Debloat , uninstall apks and optimize it . Before buying I was a little bit concerned with MIUI but it seems fine for now . Better than other .
[Xiaomi Poco F5 / Redmi Note 12 Turbo (China)] Orphee:
I have a Redmi Note 12 Turbo CN rom in hands.

Flashed MiuiTN ROM on it.

It works pretty well.

But I rooted it, installed a Firewall...

Many apps contact Microsoft Azure cloud services, one of the app contact directly a chinese IP (app : com.xiaomi.xmsf ; same for com.xiaomi.bluetooth )...

You can't install unknown sources apps without creating/login in to XIAOMI account and insert a SIM card in it...

Each time you want to give rights to a new app to install unknown sources, network must be available and unrestricted or it fails to allow it...

I don't have a EU MIUI Rom to compare... If you are OK with this... feel free for a CN based ROM...

Even with a firewall, I'm still not very confident with it currently...

But until the network issue is fixed on EU Roms, no better choice it seems...

Regarding 4G LTE bands, I can confirm half of them are incompatible... it falls back to 3G antennas in my country (they work pretty well).
[Xiaomi Poco F5 / Redmi Note 12 Turbo (China)] alex22081994:
An update came out from xiaomi.eu. Can anyone tell if the mobile network problem on the redmi note 12 turbo was corrected?
[Xiaomi Poco F5 / Redmi Note 12 Turbo (China)] petar.zhechev:
I would also like to know the status of the network problems of Chinese Redmi Note 12 Turbo, I have ordered this phone from 11.11 sale to find out it has some major issues since several months which are not fixed yet!
[Xiaomi Poco F5 / Redmi Note 12 Turbo (China)] elhattak7:
I faced the same problem, i found two solution

First is MiuiTn and it is multilingual great rom

Second is china rom

No network problem
[Xiaomi Poco F5 / Redmi Note 12 Turbo (China)] Max-Jaan:
Something appears to be missing…please can youshare the modem file again​
[Xiaomi Poco F5 / Redmi Note 12 Turbo (China)] Divel13:
Has anyone tried MiuiTn v2.2 ??
[Xiaomi Poco F5 / Redmi Note 12 Turbo (China)] TEK023:
there's no fix for this there are option use - custom aosp rom or maybe MIUITN
[Xiaomi Poco F5 / Redmi Note 12 Turbo (China)] cosea:
I think now it is clear? So if the PC detect the phone as Poco F5, then it will have the network issue, if it is detected as Redmi Note 12 Turbo, then it will not have the issue. Only applied to MIUI Rom.
[Xiaomi Poco F5 / Redmi Note 12 Turbo (China)] alex22081994:
The problem is not the PC, the issue is that the hardware of the poco f5 and that of the redmi note 12 turbo is not the same in its entirety and if we install the firmware of the poco f5 on the redmi note 12 turbo it gives us the network error mobile, apparently the xiaomi.eu compilation contains firmware resources from the poco f5 and therefore gives us the mobile network error, if you look when installing the xiaomi.eu the name of the device is poco f5 even though it is installed on a redmi note 12 turbo. The solution would be for the developers to compile the ROM for both phones separately.
[Xiaomi Poco F5 / Redmi Note 12 Turbo (China)] fabp:
I agree with you : there should be two different xiaomi.eu ROM because POCO F5 and RN12T share the same codename "MARBLE", but they differ on some details and the xiaomi.eu ROM seems to contain some parts of POCO F5 ROM although it is supposed to be built from China RN12T ROM.
[Xiaomi Poco F5 / Redmi Note 12 Turbo (China)] cosea:
What I mean is if the PC detected as Poco F5, it means the Rom is EU/Global based, if it detected as Redmi Note 12 Turbo, it means the Rom is CN based. So this is the only way we can know the Rom is based on EU/Global or CN.
[Xiaomi Poco F5 / Redmi Note 12 Turbo (China)] petar.zhechev:
I have decided to return my Xiaomi 12 Turbo order to the seller because of this issue which is not fixed in 5 months already. It is one thing to have some bugs in camera, sleep, charging etc. but networking issues, missed calls etc. is simply unacceptable, my first and last Xiaomi phone, gonna stick to my Realme. IMHO this phone should not be sold in EU at all, my advise DO NOT buy, if you really want this phone get Poco F5.
[Samsung Galaxy S22] Lalam24:
Does this happen for anyone else? On my S22, not all of the time but sometimes, when I leave an app, go to recents, go home, etc, a tap sometimes won't register immediately, or maybe for .5 to 1 second. I have show taps enabled and I can see the taps happening, so the phone and touch screen are both aware of the tap, but they still don't do anything for a bit.
[Samsung Galaxy S22] markitosd:
I think it's an issue related to One UI Home (Launcher) and its animations. They should definitely improve it and squash those annoying bugs.
[Samsung Galaxy S22] blackhawk:
Diaable all animations. Not needed.

There should be no delay. A second is an eternity. Is it running warm or hot when near idle?

Try clearing the system cache.

Try in safe mode. You may have a buggy 3rd party app.

Did you do any major firmware upgrades without a factory reset afterwards? If so... get reloading.

Do not use SmartSwitch.
[Samsung Galaxy S22] Lalam24:
For me, it's been this way since I got the phone, the animations definitely seem to cause most of the issues after turning them off, but some of my taps still dont register. It's significantly more rare with animations turned off but it's still there. Unless it's just normal for some taps not to register every now and then, but I never had this issue on my galaxy s9.
[Samsung Galaxy S22] Lalam24:
While typing in another app (chrome), I just tried going to my home screen and tapping a different app immediately, it didn't register it on the first try. I don't double tap so I'm not sure how long it takes to stop. It's rare but certainly still there.

I'm curious if anyone else here tries, even with animations off, if they would experience the same issue occasionally (I had my keyboard up and I was typing). While in one app, type or do something for a bit, and then hit home, and tried tapping another app immediately. For context, I am tapping it RIGHT as the screen switches to home. I know I'm not tapping it too fast or anything because my taps register more often than not doing the same thing.

Trying in safe mode is difficult as it seems the issue doesn't present itself immediately, even in normal mode, after a fresh boot. I also tried safe mode with my internet enabled and didn't experience the issue, but I'm still not experiencing it (in normal mode) right now at all. It's important to mention that I've experienced certain hiccups like this since I first got the phone, before I installed any third party apps. Most of the bloatware apps I have uninstalled. The only thing I can think of, that was available then and still available now, are apps like google drive, samsung notes, etc.
[Samsung Galaxy S22] blackhawk:
Try increasing touch sensitivity.

In accessibility try this:

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[Samsung Galaxy S22] Lalam24:
Show taps is enabled so I can see the screen acknowledges all my touches, it just doesn't do stuff otherwise sometimes.
[Samsung Galaxy S22] blackhawk:
Something running in the background.

Do a factory reset maybe to rule out user data corruption or malware.

Possibly corrupted firmware or mobo failure.

What are the power settings in Device Care?

Disable global power management.

Try this:

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[Samsung Galaxy S22] Lalam24:
I have everything off other than auto disable apps, it's instead listed as automatically put apps to sleep, is that the same thing?

I'd rather not factory reset, but I don't think it's malware if I got this phone factory fresh and it had the issues then too.

Considering it seems to get worse the longer the phone is on, I suppose a mother board issue would make sense. At least it hasn't progressively gotten worse altogether since I got the phone a year ago.
[Samsung Galaxy S22] blackhawk:
That's not global power management. I leave it off though.

If you never did a reset unless you can find the root cause now is the time. If you did any major firmware upgrades without a factory reset, do it now.

Don't use SmartSwitch.

Hard to say. Reflash the stock firmware before you make that call. The factory reset would clear the user data partition of anything that got corrupted so start with that.

It may have suffered a SEU, these are rare but do happen. One single bit gets flipped. The higher the altitude, the higher the likelihood. On one Apollo mission they registered 160 or so SEU's. That's one reason they had triple redundantly for the computer. The space shuttle's was quad redundant.
[Samsung Galaxy S22] Lalam24:
For me, the trouble shooting ends at having to do a factory reset. I suppose I would rather live with it than doing a factory reset, rather. I appreciate all of your help though, thanks dude.

If it were an SEU wouldn't it only occur once? Or are you saying it could've flipped a bit that causes consistent issues?
[Samsung Galaxy S22] blackhawk:
If it happened in the firmware it would stayed flipped until you reflashed. Permanently altering the value unless reflashed.

If that's what happened it be next to impossible to find... so you just factory reset or reflash if needed to rule that out.

Maybe it got a bad flash to begin with that wasn't detected.

As a rule I leave the firmware alone and don't even update it if it's running well. When it's not running well you might need to address it though.
[Samsung Galaxy S22] Lalam24:
Ohh okay. Thanks again for all of your help dude!
[Samsung Galaxy S22] blackhawk:
You're welcome.

It sounds like it's going to be a pain.

Keep chipping away at it. Eventually you find the cause.

Check in Developer options>Running apps

See if there's something popping up when it acts up or if anything is using a lot of memory.

I also use Device Care>memory like that by clearing it then seeing what apps pop up first. I tracked down a little menace like that and was finally able to fix it rather then reload.
[Samsung Galaxy S22] Lalam24:
I was checking running apps to see if anything out of the ordinary was there. I'll keep my eye on it some more.

Thank you again for all of your help!! I'll reply if anything changes.
[Samsung Galaxy S22] Lalam24:
testing again

I'm curious, with animations off, do you ever experience this randomly? I know sometimes going home and pressing a new app doesn't always register for me (I usually have to be in an app for a little bit before going home, then it happens, it's maybe 1/30 times)

Also, general thread update, I tried it in safe mode extensively today, it happens in that too, so we can rule third party apps out.
[Samsung Galaxy S22] blackhawk:
How much ram is in use when it happens?

It could still be a 3rd party app that altered hidden user settings even if uninstalled.

It's rare but it happens, one reason I avoid "sampling" apps.

Any social media, banking or sales apps loaded?

I never install these... they are trouble and power hogs. Use the Samsung messaging app. I favor using the Samsung apps over their Google counterparts like Calendar. I do use Gmail and maps. Playstore is normally disabled or it constantly runs in the background. Samsung firmware update app is pernicious menace and is always disabled.

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Has it been optimized? I block about 70 apps including carrier apps, bloatware, some Samsung apps and crapware like Device Wellbeing.

Try doing a factory reset and installing a clean load. Do not use SmartSwitch. After you do this and if its running right, watch what you install and if it goes buggy again after an app install.

If you get it loaded and it's still good, don't do firmware upgrades/updates or app updates.

They can and do break things and it will run fine without them.
[Samsung Galaxy S22] Lalam24:
I was at about 4.7gb used memory before I cleared it out just now.

I'm gonna try running logcat and see if I can find any blocked untrusted touch events, it seemed to cause a lot of people issues for some other apps a while back, presenting similar (though not identical) issues. I figure I could rule out a lot if it identifies one app

here's an article about its introduction:

Untrusted Touch Events in Android

In Android 12, we are making changes to enhance app and platform security to provide our users with a safer experience. After this article…

medium.com

I'm new to ADB and logcat... and all of this, frankly. You're incredibly knowledgeable on all of this stuff, so I might ask for more help as I try this if that's okay. Does logcat show all touchscreen events in general?
[Samsung Galaxy S22] blackhawk:
Sounds good. Check the apps in running services when it acts up to see if any are showing abnormally high memory usage.

Not sure, never used logcat, probably should have.

When it does the hesitate thing exactly what are you using to navigate?

Try using Good Lock Nav Star for virtual keys.

Try using Good Lock One Handed Operation plus for side navigation gestures (and much more) instead of the lame Google bottom swipe junk.

I use both of these. I have 3 different navigation options, never get "stuck" in an app.
[Samsung Galaxy S22] Lalam24:
I'll keep you posted on the logcat situation then, and if I come across an issue I'll still let you know.

I use 3 button navigation only.

If by when does it hesitate you mean when does it occur, it occurs mostly after hitting home and then pressing a new app icon (hitting home us not an issue), or the first tap after opening a new app. But not the first swipe? Not sure what that's about. I've seen videos showing how "block untrusted touches" blocks both taps and swipes for a bit, so I'm thinking that isn't the cause. I would also suspect it to be significantly more consistent if that were the case, but I figure it's worth a try.

If it is a system app, I'm not sure logcat will show that, I think they need to be set to debuggable in order to show up? And I don't think most system apps are debuggable, but I may be incorrect about all of this.

Since you're a senior member here, do you by chance know any one here who's used logcat a bunch?
[Nokia G10 / G20 / G21] Brokenhope:
I have this phone and it completely went bonkers on my a year or so ago. The operating system seems to be completely gone. I have tried things like abd reboot recovery, etc, and options from fastboot, but nothing works.

All the phone does is instantly when I connect power is say No Valid Operating system could be found. The device will not boot. etc

I have sp flash tool, adb drivers installed, and the firmware. I think the flash tool is setup correctly too. But nothing happens when I click download (with the phone connected to computer).

I think part of the problem is the phone turns on when connected to pc, and there no way to turn it off while usb is connected.

Today I got deeper in the phone and found the test point per images and guides on google, and am very unsure how that works... I have a tiny piece of wire I could try attaching to something grounded, but how does that work... and the phone is still probably going to turn on to "No operating system found" as soon as I connect the usb as usual.

Any advice? I am completely new to this.
[Nokia G10 / G20 / G21] mvikrant97:
Are you able to access fastboot on the phone?

If yes please let me know.

See if it shows in device manager as ANDROID BOOTLOADER INTERFACE.
[Nokia G10 / G20 / G21] Brokenhope:
Yea I can get into fastboot, and commands like fastboot reboot fastboot work. Ive tried wipe and recover and I get some errors followed by device has been wiped. Nothing with the phone changes tho after I use any of the options available...
[Nokia G10 / G20 / G21] mvikrant97:
Please try the following commands in fastboot mode

fastboot --set-active=a

or

fastboot --set-active=b
[Nokia G10 / G20 / G21] Brokenhope:
Welp, now the phone isnt wanting to go into fastmode... everytime I plug in the usb it instantly just goes to no operating system found. Ive tried holding vol+ plus power before plugging in, and vol- plus power before plugging in... neither are working.

I think this might be because it seems the battery no longer charged enough to power the phone and must be powered on via usb? Versus just holding power button to turn on.

But I have tried that before, I cant remember exactly what happened but nothing changed as I remember, and or when I used -get-var or get-active or something, it didn't change either after I had ran the command and did a fastboot reboot... so basically had 0 luck with that.
[Nokia G10 / G20 / G21] Brokenhope:
Wow this worked. The reason I wasnt able to get into fastboot like I was before was because my phone was open and the buttons didnt work.

But after running fast boot --set-active=b and fastboot reboot, it sat at android page for awhile, then nokia, and its letting me setup my phone again.

Thanks for the help.
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] sitelister:
I'm a big Jajah user, and one of the things that has been annoying me is the lack of direct support in Windows Mobile.

Therefore, with a little hacking and even less development, I've created a small context menu extension to the Contacts list which allows you to call a contact using Jajah. What this actually does is uses the Jajah API (Web Service).

To use, install the below attached CAB.

You can then run the Jajah Configuration application from your Program Files to set up your User, Password and Number. Note that if you try to dial and one of those isn't set, the configuration application will run instead of dialing.

Note that if you have contacts running, you need to either kill the process (via ControlPanel->System->Memory) or restart the device to have the option appear on your contacts context menu. In other words, if it doesn't work, please reboot and see if it works before leaving messages here.

Additionally, each number dialed should have a prefix (that is, country code).

TESTED ON:

Devices - XPERIA & DEVICE EMULATOR WM6 PROFESSIONAL

Phone #- +1 (xxx) xxx-xxxx

Enjoy - SUGGESTIONS WELCOME!
[Windows Mobile Development and Hacking General] araylily:
great job !

thanks for your software !I am a jajah user too .I will testing soon .
[Magisk] wallebt:
Hi there,

I've tried and tried and for the life of me I can't make or install a module that will remove the ability to create new users.

I know I can use fw.show_multiuserui=0 along side MagiskHide Props Config. But I want a stand alone module that does this.

Could anyone create one for me or help me in anyway. Thank you!

PS. I've edited build.prop and it doesn't make a difference.

Thanks! :)
[Magisk] rodken:
I am assuming you have already tried these?
[OnePlus 8 Pro Questions & Answers] dimlu:
Howdy. Tried to root my OnePlus 8 Pro. First time trying such a thing... Having now bricked my phone into a boot loop, I'm pretty sure that the guide I followed missed an important step. It said to download the latest patch, extract it, then use magisk to patch it and flash it. I'm pretty sure that the part I missed was actually updating to that patch before flashing. So I have whatever latest patch that I didn't have the foresight to write down, but my original build was IN2025_11_C.33 . Am I boned completely and thoroughly or is there any hope of recovering? Thanks either way.
[OnePlus 8 Pro Questions & Answers] SomeRandomGuy:
LOL, welcome. Wisely, you've chosen a phone that supports EDL, with known ROMs. EDL will allow you to reflash to factory, no matter how badly you've messed up, assuming you didn't brick the hardware (which, unfortunately, is actually possible with this phone- there's two different RAM voltages and you can flash something that writes the wrong one and literally fry the phone... sigh)

All the stuff you need is covered in other threads here, and in other OnePlus forums on XDA... too tired to summarize them all (sorry). Search for the MSM tool (I think the one you want is here but please double check) and how to use it. Happy flashing, and welcome to the best phone mfr to mod! (Note EDL requires a Qualcomm chipset, there are other OP phones that do NOT have them... so not EVERY phone is bailable-outable...)
[OnePlus 8 Pro Questions & Answers] dimlu:
thanks!
[OnePlus 8 Pro Questions & Answers] Nimueh:
In case you haven't sorted it yet - this is a great MSM guide which also links to the Windows drivers you need and the MSM tools for your device.

Good luck 🤞
[OnePlus 8 Pro Questions & Answers] dimlu:
I think I'm going to probably eff this up further if I don't stop to ask the question. I can't seem to find the MSM tool that lists the IN2025_11_C.33 patch. Does such a thing exist or should I just use another one?
[OnePlus 8 Pro Questions & Answers] Nimueh:
MSM only goes up to OOS 11 - so pick the latest OOS 11 MSM for your device & region and then when MSM revives your device you can update 1 at the time until you're back where you want to be.

MSM will wipe all your data, but since you can't access it anyway that shouldn't matter much.
[OnePlus 8 Pro Questions & Answers] SomeRandomGuy:
Hey @dimlu if you didn't know it, the latest major versions of Android (11, 12, 13, etc) all make changes to the bootstrap process. EDL lives above it, so it will always bring the entire image (SBL, XBL, etc) to a known-good state (except for the partitions that hold IMEI, widevine cert, etc). But you have to be VERY careful applying a OTA patch (which is applied in userspace, be it from actual OTA or from a ADB or fastboot flash) that it matches the other parts of the boot chain (which may have been your original problem). Like @Nimueh said, applying OTA's one by one should be safe and easy (maybe just not quick).

Note if you ever switch phones to one that doesn't let you do EDL flashing, it makes regression (say A13 to A12) basically impossible. :(
[OnePlus 8 Pro Questions & Answers] dimlu:
Just want to thank all of you. I haven't had a chance to try this yet (work... ugh), but even if it doesn't work I really appreciate how helpful and welcoming you have been.
[OnePlus 8 Pro Questions & Answers] dimlu:
Managed to get it into fastboot and some kind soul on these forums posted their magisk edited image. Flashed it and everything is working! Added bonus, root successful :) Thanks again all~!
[Introductions] xunnu8-12:
My name is Max, i'm 38. And I like to poking, tuning and flash the phones etc. I just bought Xiaomi mi 11 ultra and found that its CPU SD888 produce a lot of heat, comparing my old Huawei. So i've found solution here in XDA how to reduce frequency. This is it.
[Introductions] V0latyle:
Hello and welcome to XDA! If you haven't already, please take a moment to review the Rules and Forum Etiquette linked in my signature.

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