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This updated guide examines This 'Ghostly' Photo Caused Xiaomi's Phone to Turn into a Brick and organizes the essential facts, background, and practical takeaways in clear American English.
Recently, an account on the Reddit forum reflected that, after he placed an image downloaded from the Internet as a wallpaper for his Xiaomi Mi 9 phone, it kept blinking on the screen. turn off in 1 second. After about 5 or 6 reboots automatically, the phone will automatically return to Xiaomi's original Recovery mode, forcing users to choose: Reboot Data Wipe (Wipe Data), (Reboot) and Connect to Mi Assistant.
After many reboots, this problem continued to make him forced to choose to erase the data for the phone to work again.
Many other Xiaomi users have also tried to download the "magic" photo shared on Reddit and set as their phone wallpaper. The results showed that the problem seems to only occur with Xiaomi phones with 19.5: 9 aspect ratio.

The photo above has been checked and it's completely normal, with no signs of concern. The cause of the problem is still unknown.

Here is the link to download the 'spooky' image above, you can download it if you want to test it on your Xiaomi smartphone but think carefully before making and remember to back up all data on your phone first. okay.
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