Recently,Her PS Partner multiple reports have emerged suggesting that MIUI 14 could be the final iteration of Xiaomi’s operating system (OS). Speculation among netizens has surfaced regarding a self-developed OS named MiOS, with some circulating fake images bearing the name CNMIOS. However, Wang Hua, the PR manager of Xiaomi Group, recently asserted that both MiOS and CNMIOS are inaccurate names and could potentially pose legal risks. Addressing another name discovered by netizens – Mina – Wang Hua clarified that it pertains to a system used for a Xiaomi TV box in the overseas market. Notably, Wang Hua emphasized that the name “iOS” is legally protected as a system name. [IThome, in Chinese]
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