Why is Xiaomi bad?

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Some common Xiaomi phone issues users face are, GPS issues, overheating, poor battery life, laggy performance, Network connectivity issues, and more. In this article, we are going to talk about some easy solutions that you can apply quickly. So, let's find out what are the most Xiaomi phone issues and how to fix them.

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The Chinese Connection

Fast forward to the final days of Trump's presidency, when his administration "blacklisted" Xiaomi by labeling them a "Communist Chinese Military Company." This simultaneously blocked any American investment and further made selling its products in the U.S. even more taboo.

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Security researchers have found vulnerabilities in Xiaomi phones' trusted environment, which could have affected more than a billion users. If left unpatched, they could have allowed attackers to steal private keys used to login into payment apps such as WeChat Pay, the researchers warned.

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Battery life is quite underwhelming. No ingress protection. No telephoto camera or good enough zoom solution. Poor sustained performance.

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This latest June 2021 report clearly shows that Xiaomi can beat Samsung though, even if it's only a month. Furthermore, the Q2 2021 market share report from Canalys reveals that the two brands were separated by just 1% market share. The company managed to record year-on-year growth of 83% versus Samsung's 8% growth.

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Xiaomi's phones are not officially available in the U.S. — and that isn't likely to change soon. The primary reason for Xiaomi not selling its phones in the U.S. has to do with its business model. The Chinese brand has a 5% threshold on profits from hardware sales, and as a result, its phones deliver great value.

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He further explains, “Xiaomi have firmly blocked Google service on Chinese devices running MIUI 12.5 or newer, which is not only bad news for this phone, but all future Xiaomi phones released in China.” He also added that global versions of Xiaomi's phones won't have this problem due to a “different build” of MIUI, but …

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Research examining the Mi Browser found it was sending an excessive amount of user data to servers in China, but Xiaomi says it's anonymous. Xiaomi is collecting a slew of browsing data from its users, according to a new report by Forbes.

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The main difference between Xiaomi and Samsung is their price. While Samsung spends hundreds of millions on marketing, Xiaomi does not, and it's a good sign for the future. In terms of hardware, the Xiaomi's cameras are more advanced than those of Samsung.

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Xiaomi banned is not banned in the US as of August 2021. After former U.S President Donald Trump blacklisted Xiaomi last year as part of measures against various Chinese firms, the company fought the blacklist in a local court and was granted permission to resume activities.

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Government not planning to ban Chinese phones

The case includes leading brands such as Xiaomi, Vivo, Oppo, Huawei and more.

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Xiaomi isn't prohibited from dealing with US firms and this means they are still able to deal with companies such as Google and Qualcomm. However, the blacklist bars US firms from investing into Xiaomi and they have to sell their stocks by 11th November 2021.

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Huawei can't legally import products of US origin. Xiaomi, however, is only on the Department of Defense's “Communist Chinese Military Companies” list (Huawei is on this list, too).

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Opt-Out of User Experience Program and Diagnostic Data Collection. If enabled, Xiaomi can collect how you use your device to improve its future services. You can disable the data collection of your device usage by heading to “Password & Security” → “Privacy“.

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The company already collects data for targeted advertising. In fact, Xiaomi often calls itself an Internet company that sells hardware because most of its revenue is derived from services and ads. Yet, ultimately this means that you and your data are the product.

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iPhone – four to eight years. Samsung – three to six years. Huawei – two to four years. Xiaomi – two to four years.

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iPhone still has the lead in performance but they are really close. Xiaomi offers more storage at a lower price. iPhone has slightly longer battery life. Xiaomi charges much quicker (and you get a charger with it)

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Highlights. The U.S. government has officially removed Chinese smartphone maker Xiaomi Corp. from its blacklist, ending the Trump-era ban prohibiting Americans from investing in the company.

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From my humble experience, samsung devices are more secure, their systems get updated with security patchs and declares all the security issues that have been fixed (I'm talking about kernel level), not to say that xiaomi is not on bar, but the USA didn't ban it for no reason, they are doing something bad that we can't …

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Xiaomi – two to four years.

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Xiaomi – two to four years.

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For instance, today, Xiaomi CEO Lei Jun said that there are many iPhone 12 users switching to the Xiaomi 13. The reason is the charging and signal. One of those users explained that the charging speeds of the iPhone 12 and the Xiaomi 13 are quite different.

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As per the report by Forbes, Xiaomi is sending all the private data of users to servers hosted by Alibaba, another Chinese tech giant. The search data is reaching the Chinese tech giant even if the user browses in incognito mode. “It's a backdoor with phone functionality,” said Gabi Cirlig, a cybersecurity researcher.

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