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Yep, it takes time to restore what's on that swap back to RAM. The slower your storage speed, the longer it takes. My Xiaomi 13 Pro only needs a couple of seconds to get rid of 8GB.

Of course, meet Termux:Boot. After installation, open the app once to both initialize and read the instructions.

Can't really answer, I have to be part of the development team to know that, but Xiaomi is getting less and less user involving in that regard. They're becoming like the others.

Yes, I still notice my device hardly ever sleeps. The Awake bar does not follow Screen on, which means there are too many things working in the background when the phone is not in use.

Be sure it is not placebo. Even if you have UFS 4.0 which runs like NVMe PCIe 3.0 x4 at 3GBps speed (e.g. Snapdragon 8 gen 2), LPDDR5X RAM there runs at 33.6GBps, 11 times faster.

They should not be the same. BUT, don't get fooled by the device name. Remember where it is listed (/proc/swaps)? And the fact that swapoff turns it off? It IS swap, not zram. Zram does not need device configuration, it is a compressed page in RAM, no storage involved.

Bear as this requires some convinient in using terminal commands, both executing and understanding. 1. Obviously you need Termux AND root, the latter is NOT optional. 2. Enter root by executing `su` 3. Execute `cat /proc/swaps` to take note what device is allocated for it, typically...

I think I magically found the source of my battery drain problem and its fix. I curious because the device is hot and even the UI cannot run in 120Hz. This is a typical symptom of a swap in action. So I check my Memory Extension config and indeed it was Off. BUT, opening Termux and executing...

Chance is there, just like two of my banks. Fortunately the other two are not as strict and only warn instead of closing, so I fight back by moving a big amount of balance to the kind ones.

It depends on how kind your banks are. If they've implemented Play Integrity check and they demand strong integrity, then you're out of luck. There's nothing you can do on a custom ROM that requires bootloader to be unlocked. Those that only demand basic or device integrity, however, should pass...

Of course not, this is not something I can do, only Xiaomi can. Gotta wait for the next update.

1.0.8.0 on Xiaomi 13 Pro (Nuwa) introduces battery drain others also experience, despite different version number. With downgrading no longer an option (tried downgrading to 1.0.7.0, no apps other than some system one can open, TWRP cannot decrypt storage, gotta flash 1.0.8.0 again to resolve)...

This thread is about standard phone call recording. For app specific ones, it must be that particular app feature. I'm not sure if Android allows apps to sniff other apps data transmission anyway.

Nowhere. If you want normal Xiaomi warranty, then it will come with official Xiaomi firmware and locked bootloader.

I don't use dead ROM, therefore you should've known my answer.

If OK is the only question then it's OK. Color profile has no objective answer, from flat to real to saturated they're all subjective. At least on 13T you can switch between the authentic and vibrant profile, as well as the other available filters. At the worst, the Pro mode is there for manual...

Depends on what you want. Want EU based HyperOS? Unlock it. Official global ROM with locked bootloader on Chinese unit = auto brick, perhaps that's why you get a different version than the official one.

Learn and get the experience, there's no other way.

Do you have battery saver turned on?

When you decide to use weekly, you're bound to experience weekly changes as well, be it improvements or regressions. What's working this week, maybe broken next week. What's problematic this week, maybe fixed next week. If you're not ready for this kind of experience, go stable.