Xiaomi personally confirmed the delay update on Android 10 of the Xiaomi Mi A3 because of the COVID-19 virus, which forced the company to cut staff at some of its development centers. Fortunately, gradually everything seems to be back to normal, and today the kernel source code based on Android 10 for the Mi A3 has already been released, so The arrival of the new version should be imminent.
Of course, owners of Xiaomi Mi A2, Mi A2 Lite or Mi A3 themselves decide to wait before installing an update on their phones when it's available, as installed a new version based on Android 10, it will not be possible to return to Android 9.
At least that's what the company itself confirmed in its official forum, where it explained in a statement that, because "Android 10 imports a fair amount of unchanged updates to the program", trying to install the previous version may result in the appearance of "Problems and errors in the normal operation of the application".
Returning to Android 9 from Android 10 will not be safe on the latest Xiaomi with Android One
Today, a few weeks ago the Xiaomi Mi A2 started receiving its compatible update on Android 10, so that most device owners should have the new version installed on their phones.
However, shortly after releasing this update, others appeared trouble leading the company to wait for your arrival. At present, this failure has already been remedied by a reservoir released a few weeks ago. The Mi A2 Lite, on the other hand, is still on the list of XIaomi mobiles waiting to receive this new version
The case of the A3 A3 is somewhat different: given that the update hasn't been released, it's unclear what kind of failure or problem it might come up with, so it's not surprising that, given inability to return to Android 9, some terminal owners decide to wait before renewing their calls until they hear the first "brave" experience.
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