Maliciously giving money to Black Xiaomi Phones, Lei Jun is furious Xiaomi brand is safe, get to work!

Xiaomi CEO Lei Jun Enraged by Damaging Rumors of Blacklisted Phones, Ensures Brand's Integrity and Urges Action!

【Mobile China News】When using a Xiaomi phone in daily life, you may encounter lagging issues. Some of them are real, but a few may be staged!

Lei Jun

Recently, an enthusiastic Mi fan discovered that some netizens were paying others to record videos of Xiaomi phones lagging, and even creating lag when there was none. The fan called it “a dirty business war” and posted it on Weibo. Unexpectedly, on November 29, Lei Jun, the founder, chairman, and CEO of Xiaomi, noticed the post. Without hesitation, Lei Jun directly mentioned Xiaomi’s brand safety.

Lei Jun’s Weibo screenshot

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According to the screenshot posted by the fan, a Xiaomi user uploaded a video of a problem with their Xiaomi phone, and then some netizens privately messaged the user, asking them to provide more materials, including but not limited to lag, overheating, and frame drops. They were offering 50 yuan per video, which would be transferred after it was reviewed. They could even “create” lag. The netizen provided an app that, when downloaded, would select the same amount of phone memory as the user’s device. For example, if the phone had 8GB of memory, they would select 8GB, click start, and the software would start working. After about 10 seconds, the phone would start lagging…

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Now, the fan has made this netizen’s behavior public, allowing many netizens to learn about this kind of situation. However, some netizens have expressed that this behavior “clogs the users’ mouths,” and if similar problems actually arise in the future, users will have no way to provide feedback. But Lei Jun’s response is perfect, directly mentioning Xiaomi’s brand safety. Perhaps the Xiaomi legal team can investigate this matter and put an end to it. This way, no bad people will go unpunished, and no good people will be wrongly accused.

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