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What phone is a power user's best bet in 2023?
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It was originally posted about in 2018, and all "source" material for it seems to have been pruned.
All I can find now is Xiaomi labeling it as "fake news", along with a translation of what might've been in the original closure statement, which said the service were to close Dec 1st. 2018.
Now it could've been real news, but once Xiaomi got caught saying it, they quickly redacted it because it might've been for internal consumption only.
Reminds me of Paypal trying to implement a 2000$ fine on users whose speech they don't agree with, which after they were caught, they tried to say it never happened.
So take it as you will; I tend to believe big corporation leaks which are about to fuck over their customers, over said corporation trying to say it never happened once caught.
For some reading, see https://www.androidauthority.com/xiaomi-bootloader-unlocking-shutting-down-927526/