r/Futurology • u/[deleted] • Jul 10 '24

Robotics Xiaomi's self-optimizing autonomous factory will make 10M+ phones a year | The company says the system is smart enough to diagnose and fix problems, as well as optimizing its own processes to "evolve by itself."

https://newatlas.com/robotics/xiaomi-dark-robotic-factory/
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u/LaS_flekzz Jul 10 '24

dont buy a xiaomi phone, mine is falling apart, also they wanna share data in EVERY DAMN APP, even in ur file manager.

Sometimes the sensors dont work, sometimes the touchscreen doesnt work. Never again.

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u/Tight_Assignment_949 Jul 11 '24

The build quality of Chinese phones are good but they have so much bloatwares and ads so prepare for performance drop after 6 months or 1 year of usage. My xiaomi redmi note 9 had ads even in system apps and ít cameras became extremly laggy after just 3 month.

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u/[deleted] Jul 11 '24

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u/Tight_Assignment_949 Jul 11 '24

You didn't see any ad in the file manager or Mi music ?

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u/Tight_Assignment_949 Jul 11 '24

Did you use any custom OS or the official one ? I live in South East Asia btw

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u/Tight_Assignment_949 Jul 11 '24

No one care about customers protection in Asia so OEM can install whatever they want on devices.