Google is extremely close to the release of Android 11, possibly on September 8 if the leaks are to be believed.
Since the release of the first beta of Android 11, Chinese OEMs have proactively participated in the Google beta program. Xiaomi first rolled out AOSP-based versions of Android 11 for a handful of devices. At the end of June, the Chinese smartphone maker started testing Android 11 with additional MIUI 12, starting with Mi 10 and Mi 10 Pro.
It is now ready to involve Mi beta testers around the world in its MIUI 12 Android 11 project. The company has started recruiting members for its Android 11 pilot program.
Also Read: List of Xiaomi Devices Getting MIUI 12 Android 11 Update Starting September
How to apply for MIUI 12 Android 11 Beta program?
Users who have Mi 10, Mi 10 Pro or Poco F2 Pro and use MIUI 12 Global ROM are only eligible to participate in the program. If you own one of the qualifying devices, here's how you can apply -
Users have time September 9 apply. Since this is a limited version, only a few Mi users will be allowed to test the MIUI 12 Android 11 advance update. In such beta recruiting processes, Xiaomi generally continues to think first come, first served.
In addition to having the eligible device, Xiaomi says the user must "actively participate in the testing, comments and suggestions of the stable version". Also, the person should have knowledge about flashing Xiaomi devices.
Since this would be an early version of MIUI 12 based on Android 11, Xiaomi says beta testers should expect "a serious issue like battery drain, restart, etc."
Other than Xiaomi, Oppo and HuaweI also came with their respective Android 11 beta test program.
