Becoming a HyperOS Beta Tester will let you to test and install HyperOS Mi Pilot releases before anybody else does. After your application is accepted, you can test and report on HyperOS Beta releases prior to their release. Becoming a HyperOS Beta tester is a fairly easy process. You won't be able to create apps ...
Becoming a HyperOS Beta Tester will let you to test and install HyperOS Mi Pilot releases before anybody else does. After your application is accepted, you can test and report on HyperOS Beta releases prior to their release. Becoming a HyperOS Beta tester is a fairly easy process. You won’t be able to create apps if there isn’t a beta program in place. We can state, however, that HyperOS 2.0 will reopen the Beta program.
The following steps must be followed if you wish to participate in Xiaomi’s HyperOS beta testing program:
Please ensure that you have the latest version of the Mi Community app. This is a mandatory application to enroll in the Beta Program.
Please carry out the following steps to join the Beta Program:
When you sign up for the beta program, you can run across certain issues. The answer to those issues is right here.
You will get points when you answer some of the basic questions in Beta/Pilot Program. You will need at least 60 points to get applied.
You can answer questions following by Xiaomi Community > “ME” > “Beta testing” > “Recruiting Test” > “Respond”.
Reapply Required: If you are a current Xiaomi ROM Beta Tester, note that you must reapply to the HyPerOS Beta program. The permissions that you have previously applied to the user account will continue to function for a few days.
Beta Program supports all Global ROMs including MI, EEA, etc. If you want to apply in India, you can try this form.
You will know this because, if you are accepted, you can see that there is a button in the test page from Recruiting named “Passed”.
Means your application is being considered. The decision can be made within 7 working days.
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