[POCO M3 Pro / Redmi Note 10 / 10T 5G] bg0169:
I, @bg0169, am not responsible for any damages done to your devices from this mod. Everything you do to your device is your personal fault. I'm just posting the list, you do whatever you want. If you feel skeptical, ignore it, but don't blame me!

This fully functional, non-bootloop-able, Debloat list for MIUI 14 was inspired from this thread by @RandyEspoda.

Everything here was tested on my personal RN10 5G and works fine. If you notice anything abnormal, post an answer on the thread, and I'll look at the problem.
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Just to mention, I played with both Europe and Indonesia MIUI ROMs, but the EU list should also fit the other Global ROMs. SHOULD, its a key word.

Programs:

Universal Android Debloater by w1nst0n

SDK Platform Tools

Preparation:

Make sure you have unlocked bootloader (ONLY if you plan to remove the cust partition)

Backup all of your data trough local backup (on SD card or PC) or Cloud (Google Backup or Xiaomi Cloud)

If not already, enable ADB Debugging ( Settings > Additional settings > Developer options > USB Debugging > Accept )

Removing cust partition:

If you already plan to reinstall your phone, or change ROMs, you might just want to remove it, so you have less apps to remove later.

For those people, the cust partition is a placeholder for the image file cust.img that just states which bloatware should be installed depending on your selected region (during setup). When we remove it, it just doesn't install apps like Netflix, Amazon and Booking on setup. Yes, MIUI is MIUI, so if you connect to the network, or put a SIM, it may start to install stuff from their Chinese servers in Beijing, even though cust.img is missing (haven't tested, if no, please respond so I can edit the thread, pls!)

1. Power off your phone

2. Hold Volume+ and Volume- and plug your USB cable into the phone (the other end into the PC, ofc)

3. Open a command prompt/terminal window with adb.exe (on Windows: go to the folder with the tools and in the titlebar type "cmd")

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4. check if your device is recognized with "fastboot devices". if something pops up, OK. If not, check your drivers.

5. after that type "fastboot erase cust"

6. then type "fastboot reboot recovery"

7. when rebooted, do to "Wipe data > Wipe > Wipe > Back" and then go to "Reboot > Reboot to system" (Yes, this is to wipe all data and reinstall.)

8. Congrats! Your phone is now rebooted to MIUI without local 3rd party sh*t preinstalled!

Removing bloat with UAD:

1. Connect your phone to your PC.

2. Copy-Paste the UAD program in your folder with tools (adb, fastboot)

3. Start the program and check if you got a notification that the PC is requesting USB Debug access. Click Yes.

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4. Click the refresh icon in the top-left on the program to detect your phone.

5. Click on the settings button in the top-right and enable "Allow uninstalling of "unsafe" apps"

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6. Click on Apps to go back and then tick every app from the list, corresponding to your ROM.

For China MIUI 14, download China Debloat.txt​

For Global MIUI 14 (aka Europe, India, Russia, etc.) download Global Debloat.txt​

Note: both editions keep Xiaomi ID and Xiaomi Services.​

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If you want TO KEEP Google Play Services and Play Store, just DON'T REMOVE the following apps/services:​

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com.android.vending (Play Store)​

com.google.android.apps.maps (Maps)​

com.google.android.gms​

com.google.android.gms.location.history​

com.google.android.googlequicksearchbox (Google App)​

com.google.android.gsf​

com.google.android.overlay.gmsconfig.asi​

com.google.android.overlay.gmsconfig.common​

com.google.android.overlay.gmsconfig.comms​

com.google.android.overlay.gmsconfig.geotz​

com.google.android.overlay.gmsconfig.gsa​

com.google.android.overlay.gmsconfig.personalsafety​

com.google.android.overlay.gmsconfig.searchselector​

com.android.managedprovisioning​

com.android.managedprovisioning.overlay​

7. After you've done selecting, click "Uninstall selection" and wait while those pesky icons disappear from the screen.

8. I recommend after that you click Reboot in the top-left to make sure everything is gone.

Removing additional apps:

At the end of every list there is a segment with lines, separating the debloat app list and a 2nd list containing apps, that are also considered bloat, but installed on user level, meaning they are easily uninstallable from the settings.

1. Open Settings > Apps > Manage Apps

2. Find every app from the list, click on it, and then hit Uninstall

3. That's it!

Restoring apps:

If you need to restore any system-level app (dunno why) uninstalled from the phone, you can always open UAD, selected only Uninstalled from the 2nd Drop-down menu select whatever you want and select Restore.

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If you want to restore any user-level app, then... keep wanting. Well, on China, you can get them from GetApps, but on Global, I don't think so. To restore them, you have to hope they install with some update (unlikely) or get them from place like ApkMirror.

P.S. While doing this I noticed that there's an app (the first one) in Global called "autoinstalls.config.Xiaomi.model". I'm wondering is it for drivers and stuff or for more bloat? The title spoils its about automated installs and it only ran on first-time setup, so if anybody knows, please tell me.