Xiaomi asked not to update one of its smartphones to the latest Android 11

Chinese tech giant Xiaomi rarely releases outright failed devices. But presented in 2019

Xiaomi Mi A3 has every chance of becoming the firstsimilar device in the company's portfolio. Not only did the smartphone raise questions at the time of its release, but now the manufacturer himself has asked not to update the long-suffering Mi A3 to the latest Android 11.

It all started with the fact that the IT giant suddenlyreleased a fresh version of the mobile OS for a smartphone, reports Gizmochina. Users ran to rejoice to update, after which many of them faced various kinds of problems, including complete scrapping. As a result, the company acknowledged the problem and urged the owners of Mi A3 to temporarily abandon the smartphone update so as not to be among those who "killed" their devices.

Note that the release of new updates from the verythe beginning was a serious problem for the Xiaomi Mi A3. For example, the company reissued certain updates for the device several times, as users encountered problems installing a fresh version of Android. So this time the sad fate did not bypass the device.