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MIUI greatly enhances the natural disaster warning system

And from MIUI 11 that Xiaomi has introduced a revolutionary and decidedly useful alert system on its smartphones. We've been talking about it since 2019 and to date has helped hundreds of Chinese families save themselves a few minutes early in case of earthquakes. News from a few weeks ago is the one concerning the implementation of the alarm system also on other smartphones and not only on the top of the range. We recall that also the Smart TVs from Xiaomi are equipped with the same technology. Well this one did a not indifferent level up. Let's see the details.

Xiaomi's MIUI warns not only when there are upcoming earthquakes, but others as well natural disasters like heat bombs. Here are the details

According to Chinese media, the Xiaomi's MIUI in Chinese version has received many improvements in recent days precisely with regard to the alert of natural disasters. In a way the developer team has strengthened the alarm system also extending it to other dangerous scenarios. But this is not the only novelty. The images that we find below are examples and are translated for convenience thanks to the automatic translator.

As we can see on the left, the system also warns in case of temperature increase. This is the beta version of the update that will soon arrive on MIUI. At the top left we find the type of alarm, recognizable by a color and the area where the danger was detected, therefore a meteorological center or an observatory. In the middle are the main data: the affected area e the level of danger of the natural phenomenon. Below, however, some follow explanations general that can be used by the user.

Read also: MIUI saves lives by anticipating a catastrophe by 10 seconds

Other innovations that are about to be introduced are:

  • SOS for help: in a similar way to how we turn on the torch or turn off the smartphone, by pressing the device's power button 5 times we will be able to call the emergency number. This will communicate our location
  • weather radar: thanks to this function it will be possible to see in real time where the typhoon (for example) is moving and in this way it will be easier to create an action plan to avoid any danger
  • extreme energy saving mode: in an emergency, maintaining a good connection is essential and with this option we will extend the battery life to the maximum possible, so that if we are in trouble, we will be able to use the smartphone longer

Clearly all these options will be available in a short time on MIUI in Chinese version but considering the fuss that has arisen against Xiaomi, it is not certain that these novelties will not come to us in the more or less short future. An instrument of this type is extremely useful and necessary in moments like the one a part of China is going through right now.

In fact, we recall that in the area of ​​the Henan, a few days ago, a real nightmare began for the citizens. The water that normally falls in several years fell in a few hours. Perhaps, if this instrument were strengthened even further, such catastrophes (we are talking about deaths, not damage to people) could be prevented in time. In this regard, it is worth remembering that Xiaomi is doing a lot for European countries which, at the same time, are experiencing a similar problem: the Germany, the Villages Low and Belgium in fact, they too are affected by an unprecedented flood that destroyed houses and killed several people.

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Gianluca Cobucci
Gianluca Cobucci

Passionate about code, languages ​​and languages, man-machine interfaces. All that is technological evolution is of interest to me. I try to divulge my passion with the utmost clarity, relying on reliable sources and not "on the first pass".

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