Shaomi said in a recent discussion about the privacy policy that Forbes had misinterpreted the incident. The privacy and security of the users is above all to Shaomi. Xiaomi strictly adheres to the privacy protection laws and policies of the countries and territories in which it conducts business.

All of the information that Xiaomi receives from users in areas of the world market where Xiaomi officially conducts business is based on the express consent and consent of the customer. These are taken to provide the best possible service to the users and to enhance the compatibility between the operating system and the various applications. In addition, the whole process is done anonymously and encrypted. The information collected is used for internal analysis only and no one can be personally identified or linked to through this information.

Xiaomi hosts data in a public cloud infrastructure that is well-known and widely used in this industry. All of Shaomi’s overseas services and user information are stored on various overseas servers, and local user privacy laws and regulations are strictly adhered to. Bangladesh user information is stored in encrypted format on servers located in Singapore.

May 4th brings a software update to the browser for users to provide our most secure services and products worldwide. In the update incognito mode users can turn data collection on or off if they wish. These are now available on pre-installed Mi Browser, Google Play’s Mi Browser Pro and Mint Browser. These updates are based on Xiaomi’s products and will ensure greater protection of users’ privacy and information.