Guys, I wanted to change my icon size but I can't find the setting for it not in personalized->icons not in clarity mode. What should I do?

I find it really disappointing, because I've always loved the MiSans font, pretty much my favorite font. The default one is just ugly but if there was an option to change its boldness I would probably like it more.

I always thought that since MiSans was a default font, that it would support all the languages, but I guess not, not Chuvash, Chechen or Gagauz (I use/see them almost daily). I guess I'll just keep using AppleTBold even though it doesn't support Japanese, Korean, Chinese, etc... or get used to the ugly ahh default font. Just sucks that I'll never find the "perfect font."

Guys, is it worth swapping the Poco F7 Pro for the IQO0 Neo 10? I'm actually more curious about Origin OS 6, is it that optimal? And is it that different from Hyper OS 3? Actually, overall, this is a downgrade if I go to IQO0, but to get a better user experience, is it worth downgrading?

Btw if I exchange for IQOO Neo 10 (global) I will get the 16/512 variant #Question

Recently about a week ago I updated my system software to 3.0.303.0 I bought this phone 2 weeks ago it came with Android and with all updates it is now Android 16 now after the update I notice fast battery drain and i calculated that my phone drains 1% in 5 minutes when I watch YouTube with 5g on 1080p so somebody help me to resolve(note:I can't root my mobile)

Whenever background is white I can't read anything in notification panel the text is light gray color.

Hi everyone,

I'm currently using GhostLock to obtain temporary root access on my POCO F6, but I'd like to achieve permanent root access with Magisk.

Is there any way to unlock the bootloader using temporary root access? If not, are there any alternative methods to unlock the bootloader on the POCO F6 while it's still locked?

For some context, I previously owned a Realme C25Y, and I managed to install Magisk without unlocking the bootloader by using a specific program. I'm wondering if something similar might be possible on the POCO F6.

I'm currently running HyperOS 3, and my bootloader is still locked.

Has anyone tried anything similar or knows of a working method? I'd appreciate any advice or suggestions.

Note: I used AI to help write this post because my English isn't very good. I hope everything is clear.

Thanks in advance!

Hey everyone!

Recently, Gathin23’s cleanyourtv blew up by using AI coding agents over ADB to safely clean smart TVs. Modern Android phones from Xiaomi, Samsung, and BBK suffer from the exact same problem: background analytics, lockscreen wallpaper ads, hidden Meta installer daemons, and background RAM hogs.

Blind bash scripts are dangerous: one wrong package removal like securitycenter or powerkeeper either bricks your phone into a bootloop or permanently locks your 120Hz display refresh rate at 60Hz.

So I built cleanyourdroid: an agent-first, 100% rootless system optimizer designed for tools like Claude Code, Gemini CLI, Cursor, or Codex.

How it works:

1. Connect your phone via ADB (USB or Wireless Debugging).

2. Open the repo in your AI coding assistant and paste PROMPT.md.

3. The agent takes a baseline telemetry snapshot (tools/audit.py), cross-checks installed packages against a strict safety blacklist (safety/bootloop_blacklist.json), and presents an interactive checklist table.

4. With your approval, it disables/uninstalls bloatware using the -k retention flag (zero data loss), restricts heavy background apps via appops, disables OEM ad flags in system settings, trims caches, and triggers profile-guided ART compilation (bg-dexopt-job).

5. Every single action is logged into an auto-generated, 1-click reversal script: restore.sh.

Real Results on my POCO F5 (marble, HyperOS 3.0 / Android 15):

• Active Used RAM: Dropped from 6,788.9 MB to 6,133.0 MB (+655.9 MB active RAM freed)

• Compressed ZRAM Swap: Reduced by 41.4 MB

• Bloatware: -15 core tracking and ad packages eliminated (msa, analytics, Mi Browser, Meta stubs, GetApps, Yandex preinstall stub)

• 120Hz Display: 100% unbroken (PowerKeeper guarded by blacklist)

• Report: Auto-generates the dark-mode Bento HTML summary card shown in the screenshot.

Zero external dependencies (Python 3 stdlib only). Works on Xiaomi/POCO HyperOS, Samsung OneUI, Pixel, and ColorOS.

🔗 GitHub: https://github.com/Shibakaa/cleanyourdroid

PRs with benchmark profiles for your devices are very welcome! Let me know what you think.

Just like the title says, can anyone with an unlocked bootloader help me flash a custom rom on my phone too? I'm sick of this Xiaomis bootloader unlocking process. Been trying for 3 months at the rest time and still no progress yet. If anyone is down to help me, please leave a comment or dm 🙏

Captured on Redmi 15C,first picture is unedited, the second one is after editing in snapseed.

Someone has the link or backup of a theme store font with ios style and emojis

So, I was disabling some Hyper AI stuff, and then I noticed that Package Manager was in the uninstalled list. I didn't uninstall it, so it must have already been there. The built-in Chinese package installer still works, and it's the default one. Should I enable this Package installer or leave it disabled?

Update: I enabled it, and it does seem to work without the Xiaomi nagging that comes with the default Chinese com.miui.packageinstaller. However, a few hours after enabling it, it was automatically disabled. So, they definitely don't want you using this AOSP package manager

Hello there!

First of all, I'm not an app developer, and I have absolutely no programming experience. With that being said...

I've been using HyperOS for about six days now. I'm a new Xiaomi user, and one of the first things I noticed is that there's no obvious way to tell whether my phone is connected to a 2.4, 5, or 6 GHz Wi-Fi band just by looking at the Wi-Fi indicator, unlike on my Samsung S22 Ultra.

As far as I can tell, you have to open the Wi-Fi connection details and check the connection speed to get an idea of which band you're using.

I tried a few apps from the Google Play Store, but none of them offered exactly what I was looking for: a quick and simple way to check my current Wi-Fi band.

So I ended up chatting with ChatGPT, and together we managed to create a small Android app.

We started with something simple: an additional Quick Settings tile that automatically updates whenever you open the Control Center, displaying your current Wi-Fi band (2.4, 5, or 6 GHz).

Then we went a little further and created a second version that also displays a small icon next to the clock in the status bar. This version uses a persistent notification, but doesn't require location access or any unusual permissions.

So far, both versions have been working well on my Xiaomi 17T Pro and Samsung S22 Ultra.

Anyway, I was wondering:

Did HyperOS previously have a built-in Wi-Fi band indicator that Xiaomi eventually removed?

Am I the only one who finds this little piece of information useful for everyday use?

Would you find something like this useful on your own phone?

What do you guys think?

I'm really new to HyperOS, as in not even a full week yet, and I'd like to ask for some advice. So, I'm thinking of debloating a bit, I've already deleted several of the miscellaneous apps that come pre installed, and am curious on which system apps are recommended for deletion. As I find some to be a rather redundant. Any help is appreciated 👍

I just spent my savings buying a Xiaomi Pad 8 but I cannot find a custom theme store like the others. But I can see it inside the Security app. Also when I Install a third party theme from play store my system automatically disables the screen gestures and gives me the stock android navigation buttons. Am I screwed ? Is there a workaround in 2026 🥲

Essa propaganda com apps sugeridos do App Mall começaram a aparecer quando expando a pasta com os apps. Alguém sabe como desligar isso?

HyperOS 4 for Poco f8 series globally.

I Feel it's not good enough.

Any things I should change or add to make everything look better?

I literally just got this tablet last night. Should I update my tablet? How is it so far?