Through a press release, Xiaomi has declared that it won’t be storing user data of its Indian users outside the country. It is now in the process of migrating the user data to secure cloud platforms such Amazon Web Services (AWS) and Microsoft Azure locally in India. The company has also confirmed that the migration process will finish by the end of this year.
The Chinese manufacturer will be migrating user data of Indian users across various Xiaomi services and products like Mi Cloud, Mi TV, MIUI (Xiaomi Market, feed, Mi Video advertising, Mi Messaging, push notifications, etc) Mi Community (in.c.mi.com) and Xiaomi’s e-commerce store (mi.com/in) on the local cloud servers in India. Prior to this, the Indian user data was stored on cloud servers in Singapore and the U.S.
The company has been storing all the new user data of Indian users since July 1 on its local servers. It is aiming to finish the migration process of mi.com/in user data by the next month. Now that the user data will be available on local servers, Indian users will be able to enjoy better access speed.
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Last year, the Government of India had instructed around many smartphone makers from China to declare the procedures and processes that they were using to securing the Indian user data. In September 2017, Xiaomi confirmed that it will be shifting its servers in India in future. And today comes the confirmation from the company that it will soon finish the Indian user data migration to local servers.
The IDC survey reports have revealed that Xiaomi has been leading the Indian phone market since the past four consecutive quarters from Q3 2017 to Q2 2018. As of Q2 2018, the company is holding an impressive market share of 29.7 percent. In the same quarter, Xiaomi became the first phone manufacturer to ship around 10 million units within a single quarter.





















It’s no secret, the more you see while driving, the safer you are. Taking that into consideration, the V41 1080P 3-inch Car DVR Dashboard Camera offers 170° wide-angle lens to record a larger viewing angle. In fact, it can easily cover as many as 4 lanes.
Renowned drone manufacturer XINLIN SHIYE returned with a bang after a long hiatus with the X198 drone. Despite bearing a modest price tag, the XINLIN X198 surprisingly packs some high-caliber hardware.
An absolute bargain at this lowered price, the XINLIN X198 drone features multiple modes such as one key return mode, Follow Me, headless mode. Moreover, it comes with one button takeoff/landing function as well.



The price of the Xiaomi Redmi S2 smartphone will be revealed on September 2nd. The price of the Xiaomi Mi A2 smartphone, on the other hand, is expected to be revealed on September 4th.






Consumers these days are spoilt for choice when it comes to their fitness. While the market is brimming with all sorts of smart wearables that can monitor the wearer’s health and track multiple activities including heart rate, these devices don’t come cheap.
Alternatively, you can go for the Huawei Band 2 Pro Smart Bracelet if you’re willing to shell out just $45.99. This is a noteworthy 31% reduction in the device’s original asking price of $65.93.
You can get 20% off on Xiaomi Amazfit Smartwatch 2 English Version, 10% off on Xiaomi AMAZFIT Cor IPS Smartband and 14% off on the Xiaomi Huami AMAZFIT Bip Lite Version Smart Watch. This segment also includes the Xiaomi AMAZFIT Heart Rate Smartwatch, but it doesn’t carry a discount.



