Xiaomi recently updated the Support Policy page on its official website to include a list of devices that it will no longer maintain software updates. This end of support (EOS) list entails a whopping 70 devices, with the most recent smartphone in the list being the Mi 9 and Mi 9 SE.
Furthermore, the products on the list include Xiaomi and Redmi smartphones, with POCO phones to be added in the future when their promised updates have reached its end. Xiaomi said that it will no longer maintain any software or firmware updates - including security updates - for the products included in the list.
The Chinese tech company also said that it may no longer respond to security vulnerability reports for the devices either. Here are the devices that have recently been put under EOS by Xiaomi:
Xiaomi devices
- MI 1
- MI 2
- MI 2A
- MI 3
- MI 4
- MI 4S
- MI 4c
- MI 5
- MI 5s
- MI 5s Plus
- MI 5c
- MI 5X
- MI 6
- MI 6X
- MI 8 SE
- MI Note
- MI Note 2
- MI Note 3
- MI Note Pro
- MIX
- MIX 2
- MI MAX
- MI MAX 2
- MI A1
- MI A2
- MI A2 Lite
- MI Pad
- MI Pad 2
- MI Pad 3
- MI Pad 4
- MI Pad 4 Plus
- MI MAX 3
- MI 8 Lite
- MIX 2S
- MI MIX 2S
- MI 8 Explorer Edition
- MIX 3
- MI MIX 3
- MI 8 UD
- MI 9 SE
- Lotus
Redmi devices:
- Redmi 1
- Redmi 1S
- Redmi 2
- Redmi 2A
- Redmi 3
- Redmi 3S
- Redmi 3X
- Redmi 4
- Redmi 4X
- Redmi 4A
- Redmi 5
- Redmi 5 Plus
- Redmi 5A
- Redmi Note 1
- Redmi Note 1S
- Redmi Note 2
- Redmi Note 2 Pro
- Redmi Note 3
- Redmi Note 4
- Redmi Note 4X
- Redmi Note 5
- Redmi Note 5A
- Redmi Pro
- Redmi 6
- Redmi 6 Pro
- Redmi 6A
- Redmi S2
- Redmi Y2
- Redmi Note 6 Pro
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