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@kryspus I don't think it will help you, but to my understanding, here are the answers : 1) Poco X3 Pro is no longer maintained 2) The module is updated when the information of the previous module is banned by Google, and the Xiaomi.eu have data to create a new module A few people have posted...

@Mithra This is a custom ROM forum, not an official Xiaomi website.

@kirjasin You can't use a custom ROM with a locked bootloader.

You will need to do a manual update https://xiaomi.eu/community/threads/migration-of-ota-metadata-source.72743/

Every time the GPay module is updated (the ROM update contains the most current version at time of release).

If nothing work for you, maybe you should try with a clean install.

@dudijack ROMs are usually released a few days after Xiaomi publish the matching official ones.

@davidetrivella There are no weekly ROMs in this thread, but you can update using the stable ROMs posted here.

You install it like a standard application.

Yes, the new rules make it virtually impossible to unlock Chinese models by yourself if you are not chinese.

First, keep in mind you need to unlock the bootloader, and it is more complicated recently for Chinese phones (you probably will need to pay if it is not already unlocked) 1) Yes, at least on Xiaomi.eu. Google Pay works, but Google is actively trying to break it on custom ROMs. 2) Yes 3) It is...

So the Xiaomi.eu team is "somehow" supposed to guess what is the exact part of the EliteRom that make the WhatsApp application believe it is not a custom ROM ?

I don't think WhatsApp will fix anything, and the Xiaomi.eu team will not hack the application.

The newer Stables are meant to upgrade the last Beta https://xiaomi.eu/community/threads/24-7-28-final.73710/post-731727

@leomonde Yes, sometimes a version can be republished if there is an issue to solve.

You are not supposed to update system apps in the Xiaomi.eu ROM, as explained in the FAQ : https://xiaomi.eu/community/threads/frequently-asked-questions.73215/

@oowen This forum have no link with Xiaomi, we have no way to know unless they publish the information somewhere.

Yes, but you will always have a recovery, just not one that is able to interact with a custom ROM. You won't "remove TWRP", you will replace it with another recovery.

I don't understand what you mean with "But I don't want to install recovery - I want fastboot " you always have fastboot and TWRP is an alternative recovery.

In the end, you are trying to force him to create and maintain an additional development in the ROM for something he does not consider ethical. Only because you do not want to develop something yourself. I don't get the "fair" part.