The ban on importing 9 other models of Xiaomi phones will be lifted; 10 other models awaiting update

According to the Mobile Importers Association, 9 other models of Xiaomi phones have received software updates and the possibility of making emergency calls to Iran has been made possible in these phones. Therefore, the ban on the import of these models will be lifted soon.

In late July of this year, the Mobile Importers Association announced a ban on the import of a number of mobile phones from Xiaomi and some other brands due to non-connection to the country’s emergency numbers. The impossibility of calling emergency numbers directly or without a SIM card in this model of phones had caused the police and the country’s crisis management headquarters to ask the regulator not to allow the entry and clearance of these phones.

Following this incident, in consultation with Xiaomi, in mid-October Software update for 7 models Issued from the phones of this brand and the possibility of making emergency calls with these phones was provided. Now, the Mobile Importers Association has announced an update for 9 other models of Xiaomi phones.

Redmi Note 9s, May 11 Lite, Redmi Note 10 Pro, Poco F3, Poco x3 and x3 nfc, Redmi 9, Redmi Note 8T and May 10T Lite are the phones that received the new software update and the ability to call emergency numbers in two modes Available with and without a SIM card with these phones.

Redmi Note 8, Poco M3 Pro, Redmi Note 10, Poco X3 (GT model), May 11i, Redmi 9A and Redmi Note 10 (5G) are the models that have already received software updates and the problem of inability to call It was solved with emergency numbers.

Digito’s follow-up indicates that other Xiaomi models such as the Redmi Note 8, Poco m3 and… will soon have their problem resolved with this update, and their import ban will probably be lifted.