Xiaomi to shutdown its global bootloader unlocking problem

Xiaomi is reportedly considering shutting down its bootloader unlock program for global smartphones. This change would limit users' ability to unlock their bootloaders through official channels. The information comes from a tip shared by @chunvn8888 on X (formerly Twitter), though Xiaomi has made no official confirmation. In this article, we will discuss rumors  about the Xiaomi Bootloader Shutdown news.

Xiaomi Bootloader Shutdown Rumors

Bootloader Unlocking 

Currently, unlocking the bootloader allows users to install custom ROMs, which offers a near-stock Android experience. It also provides developers with root access to customize and modify their devices. However, with the reported shutdown of the unlock program, this access may soon become unavailable for international Xiaomi devices.

Changes in China 

Xiaomi has already applied these restrictions to its devices in China. The bootloader for Chinese models can no longer be unlocked, following the company’s recent policy changes. If this extends globally, users will face more challenges when trying to unlock their devices, especially developers who rely on root access for advanced customization.

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HyperOS Bootloader Shutdown Timeline

Xiaomi’s new HyperOS system does provides a more refined experience compared to its previous MIUI interface. According to the tipster, these changes could take effect as early as next year, possibly with the release of HyperOS 2.0. 

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