When the main Chinese phone brands sold only in their country and some neighboring territory, access your models through import it was a common practice in the market. Perhaps that would serve as a market study for them and thus know where they had more potential. The fact is that importing phones was and still is common, although to a lesser extent.
The latest Xiaomi measure in your country in fact affects users who still continue to remove the phones of the Chinese firm from their territory through different exporters. Xiaomi has decided to block the installation of Google Mobile Services in its new MIUI 12.5. Only in China, not abroad, but it is a warning for those who prefer to buy within its borders.
Nothing to load the GMS with sideload in a Xiaomi
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Inside the borders of China, this move by Xiaomi towards Google’s mobile services does not represent any drama. These services are prohibited in the country and none of their phones have it installed at the time of sale. From now on, however, they won’t be able to be installed afterwards either.
Although the official list of devices that you will not be able to install the GMS because of ‘sideload’ It has not transpired, there are already some users on different networks such as Weibo warning that their models have lost this ability. Among them, users of the Redmi K30 Ultra or the Redmi 10X 5G, which are already included in the MIUI 12.5 beta program.
Nothing will change abroad in China and models will continue to arrive with their suite of Google applications pre-installed, including Google’s official app store for Android, the Google Play Store. We do not know, yes, there will be problems when installing international ROMs in these models sold for China. We understand that no, but we will have to wait for a user to try to know for sure.
Via | Gizmochina
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Xataka Android
by
Samuel Fernandez
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