The latest list of Xiaomi's discontinued mobile phones is out, is it yours?

Original title: The latest list of Xiaomi’s global discontinued devices: Do you have one of the Xiaomi Mi 10 series? [CNMO Technology News] The update and iteration speed of products such as mobile phones and tablets is often very fast, so some “old” models generally Officially discontinued and updated at some point. According to CNMO, Xiaomi has recently updated the list of end-of-life (EOL) devices, including Xiaomi, Redmi and other brands. If you are a user of older Xiaomi and Redmi models, you can check to see if your phone is on the list.

• Xiaomi 1 series
• Xiaomi 2 series
• ...
• Xiaomi 10 series (including Mi 10T)

2. Discontinued tablets:

   • Xiaomi Tablet
   • Xiaomi Tablet 2

     

     List of Xiaomi discontinued devices
     If your Xiaomi phone has a suffix of "11" or a larger number, you can still use it with confidence. Although it may have been discontinued, software updates will not stop.
     On the Xiaomi Security Center global website, Xiaomi officially stated that we will no longer maintain any software or firmware updates (including security updates) for products included in the EOL product list, and may no longer respond to security vulnerability reports for these products.
     We try our best to provide continuous security updates for our smartphones, covering Xiaomi, Redmi, POCO and other brands. Security updates typically include the latest security patches, security vulnerability fixes, and other security improvements. Typically, we retain security updates for at least 2 years after a specific device model is first shipped. Some models may support security updates for 3 years or longer, subject to actual conditions.
     

     

     Xiaomi emphasizes that if a very serious security vulnerability is found, we may provide the necessary security fixes even if the device is on the EOL product list.

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