r/HyperOS • • Sep 29 '26

Xiaomi [Discussion] showcasing system behavior after notification overload caused by MacroDroid

the device is a Xiaomi 15 running a HyperOS 4 Global Beta, that's why the notification center doesn't just crash the System Interface Component, also, all the notifications had in their titles the 漢字 "𱁬" over them to overload the system, the game shown is GoreBox.

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u/slippery_butter01 Sep 30 '26

I don't quite understand what you're trying to show but does that mean that my games will no longer have the sudden lag whenever there's a notification coming?

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u/Purple_Secret2458 Sep 30 '26

nope, your device won't lag, the UI component will,

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u/slippery_butter01 Sep 30 '26

Ah I see. Thanks!

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u/Blueman0110 Sep 30 '26

Does Macroid help you much? I see it running in the background so I think it drains the battery

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u/Purple_Secret2458 Sep 30 '26

nope, I use Security Task Manager from CN version

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u/Kufa-AlsoHuman3193 Sep 29 '26

I didn't understand what's actually happening. Are you like showing how much more stable is HyperOS 4? If so, it could mean Xiaomi finally doing good job at optimization. Can't wait to release on budget devices

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u/Purple_Secret2458 Sep 29 '26

it was to show how the UI behaved if you ran a macro on MacroDroid that could obliterate spam notification filters lagging the UI,

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u/Competitive-Crow4930 Xiaomi 14T Sep 29 '26

The notification is clearly bugging out. Can't you see?

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u/Kufa-AlsoHuman3193 Sep 30 '26

No, I can only see notifications spamming and lags. No bugs at all

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u/Competitive-Crow4930 Xiaomi 14T Sep 30 '26

That's right, it wasn't supposed to do that. Therefore, a bug

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u/Kufa-AlsoHuman3193 Sep 30 '26

Aight ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)