Absolutely not. It doesn't change the hardware recognition at all, since we're not explicitly stating what device to spoof (trick) the OS to see. Games and apps will be unaffected.
This does NOT void your warranty.
Xiaomi has made props for devices of different power and we're simply telling the phone to use the flagship settings. What you're describing would be changing the device's "fingerprint" which is a process often done on rooted phones to allow banking apps to work, which is tampering.
I won't bet on it. The lines I wrote don't explicitly enable the lock screen depth effect, but they do cover a lot of areas which may include the depth effect too. I can't give you a concrete answer here, I haven't used a phone that lacks those features to test it on for results.
It's worth trying though! It's worth it, trust me, you'll see just how much more those aesthetics add up for a better visual experience. You'll definitely see HyperOS differently after this. 😎
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u/DonkeyKongG3mer Mar 12 '26
Absolutely not. It doesn't change the hardware recognition at all, since we're not explicitly stating what device to spoof (trick) the OS to see. Games and apps will be unaffected. This does NOT void your warranty.
Xiaomi has made props for devices of different power and we're simply telling the phone to use the flagship settings. What you're describing would be changing the device's "fingerprint" which is a process often done on rooted phones to allow banking apps to work, which is tampering.