Netizens are taking too much trouble. Xiaomi's system has been hacked, must we use Hongmeng?

Firstly, Xiaomi has never stated that its operating system has "detached" from Android or abandoned AOSP. When Xiaomi announced its surging OS, it clearly stated that it is based on deeply evolved Android and its self-developed Vela system, completely rewriting the underlying architecture.

Lei Jun stated that since 2014, the IoT business has begun to take shape, and Xiaomi has started exploratory development and verification. In 2017, the research and development of a new system officially began.

Xiaomi has injected a lot of effort into MIUI. Would you be willing to give up more than 10 years of research and development investment and abandon your "child" now?

Secondly, Xiaomi's goal of developing an operating system is very clear: to break barriers, achieve the interconnection of everything, deeply connect people, cars, and homes, and create a public foundation for the interconnection of everything for future billions of devices and billions of connections. Huawei's goal in creating a Hongmeng ecosystem is to respond to Western sanctions and achieve autonomy and control.

If multiple mobile phone manufacturers start healthy competition, it will only stimulate more innovation and improvement, and ultimately benefit users.

A single flower is not spring, a hundred flowers bloom in full bloom in the garden. A hundred schools of thought will surely yield fruitful results. Huawei or Xiaomi, they are all our domestic brands. We should support them together, rather than two extreme fans spraying each other.

As a consumer, we just need to pay attention to whether it works well or not. Other, why do some netizens spend so much effort? Does the manufacturer give you money or something?