is there a way to force my xiaomi account into the Mi Unlock Status page?

[marcell]

hi i'm sorry if this an absolutely raytarded question but i'm only asking this cause the xiaomi community app is absolutely taking a piss each time the clock is about to strike midnight in gmt+8 and i genuinely cannot even access the page and by the time i can its already "application quota limit reached" so i was wondering if there is some odd obsecure way i could just force to bind it without the xiaomi community app aproval cause i just cannot get it

my phone is degas(mi 14t) btw

 

[Igor Eisberg]

No.

 

[marcell]

No.

well s**t, wish me luck with getting my timing correct then and ty for the fast response bro

 

[Igor Eisberg]

well s**t, wish me luck with getting my timing correct then and ty for the fast response bro

Good luck to you, I've been getting "application quota limit reached" for quite a while already...
Xiaomi is doing everything they can to convince you not to buy another Xiaomi phone, just like most other brands these days.

 

[nostromov]

its already "application quota limit reached"

... This is what everyone is talking about (and I guess it's "real", and for you), however recently I've had no such issue... I've just used my (really!) old Xiaomi account to register a second-hand Xiaomi Poco F1 (beryllium), and unlocked it without any issues whatsoever.

Belgrade, Serbia, and the ISP (cable operator, not using fiber) is: sbb.rs

 

[NOSS8]

... This is what everyone is talking about (and I guess it's "real", and for you), however recently I've had no such issue... I've just used my (really!) old Xiaomi account to register a second-hand Xiaomi Poco F1 (beryllium), and unlocked it without any issues whatsoever.

Belgrade, Serbia, and the ISP (cable operator, not using fiber) is: sbb.rs

Obviously since this device is on Miui, no need to use the Xiaomi community app.

 

[Devis234]

Unfortunately, Xiaomi has officially changed this option. I don't understand why either, people say all sorts of things. That's why Xiaomi was good, because "you did what you wanted" under normal circumstances, nowadays you don't.
If you try to open it officially, you have a 50% chance broken down by day. You either succeed or you don't. If you look at days, weeks or months, you can't tell in percentage terms what the chance is of getting the request or not.

I really don't understand why amateur users who have tried it twice in their lives succeed at everything the first time, and advanced users who have tried it several times don't succeed, or it takes a long time to get to the official route.
The world is changing, Xiaomi is changing.