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Good to know, but how is it linked to my previous post ? Your original point was that the official ROM supports ARCore.

In the ROM list, there is a "ROM Base" column that clarify if it is based on the China ROM (the default) or the Global ROM.

Keep in mind, this is a custom ROM forum, Xiaomi probably won't read posts here

@Anderson1515 Beware, your message seems to have been auto translated https://xiaomi.eu/community/threads/logging-with-adb-logcat.63684/

Yes, it is written in the OP, TWRP (or equivalent) is required.

My understanding is that you cannot unlock China devices currently https://xiaomi.eu/community/threads/known-unofficial-unlock-xiaomi14-and-k70-series-bootloader-methods.70843/post-744411

https://xiaomi.eu/community/threads/hyperos-2-0-stable-release.74372/post-745383

@Xander00 For newer ROMs, you would need an account based in China to unlock a Chinese device. As far as I understand, even non official services cannot unlock Chinese devices currently.

I don't think the official China ROM have support for Google ARcore.

This is not an official website, you won't get answers by Xiaomi here...

The link was provided just above https://xiaomi.eu/community/threads/logging-with-adb-logcat.63684/

@buckymix The ROM1 versions are different between devices, you cannot get the exact same 106 version from your Xiaomi 15 on a Xiaomi 14.

It is regularly updated when it no longer work, check that you have the latest one. https://xiaomi.eu/community/threads/xiaomieu-module-app.70890/#post-743527

@novakt The module won't work on this ROM I think you would need to root, and use this : https://xiaomi.eu/community/threads/installing-magisk-and-play-integrity-fix.70553/

For privacy, you should hide the IMEI at the start of your post.

Assuming you are using the Xiaomi.eu ROM, you can do a clean install of MIUI 14. https://xiaomi.eu/community/threads/miui-14-stable-release.67685/

It is not the same to assume that someone is using a breach somewhere in a system with shared responsibilities among companies, and use resources to find it, or, when someone bring you all the details of a proven vulnerability, is ready to show it to the world, and then decide to not do anything...

You say no, but I can't see a meaningful difference from what I said. The strategy fully rely on Xiaomi and Qualcomm doing nothing for months when they were officially provided beforehand with information that may even impact other phone manufacturers, including Google. And that's assuming the...

So the goal would be that the community fund a research to find the vulnerability used by Ncunlock, and if something is found, give Qualcomm and/or Xiaomi 90 days to fix it, and then hope that they don't fix anything, and the Chinese government won't notice ?

Yes, it is my point. There are rules, and you would not get to use the results of the research.