How to permanently disable tips in the Xiaomi Redmi phone: 5 proven ways

Why MIUI tips annoy users and can they be removed?

Xiaomi Redmi smartphones based on MIUI firmware are known for their abundance of “useful” prompts, which often turn into annoying spam. The system constantly offers to optimize the battery, clear the memory, enable synchronization with Mi Account or activate underutilized functions. For beginners, this can be convenient, but experienced users prefer full control over the interface without unnecessary pop-ups.

Compounding the problem, some versions of MIUI (especially 12-14) have prompts even after they are disabled through standard settings, which are linked to misa (MIUI System Ads), which is responsible for system notifications, and fortunately there are several ways to get rid of them, from simple settings to deep changes to the system.

In this article, we will discuss all current methods of disabling prompts, including hidden settings, ADB-All instructions are tested on Redmi Note models, and even editing configuration files for advanced users. 10/11/12, Redmi 9/10/13C and other relevant devices 2020-2026 year-end.

Method 1: Disable prompts via standard MIUI settings

To start with, the simplest method that works on most devices without having to get root rights or use a computer is a good way to disable basic types of prompts, but it may not remove all system notifications.

Instructions:

Open Settings → Notifications and Status bar.
Go to Notifications Management.
In the top line of the search, enter "Hints" or "Tips" (in English firmware - Tips).
Turn off the sliders for: 📱 Systemic clues MIUI (MIUI System Tips) 🔄 Optimization Tips (Optimization Tips) 🔋 Battery Tips (Battery Tips) 📲 Notifications for new features (New Feature Tips)

The phone.

MIUI version

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Reboot phone | Check the Notifications section for active prompts | Disable autosynchronization in Mi Account | Check the Security section for antivirus notifications-->

⚠️ Note: On some firmware (for example, MIUI 13.0.6 for Redmi Note 11) these settings can be reset after the system update, in which case you will have to repeat the procedure or use alternative methods.

Method 2: Disconnect via the Security settings

Security (or Global Firmware Security) is one of the main sources of intrusive notifications, which is responsible for optimizing, cleaning up and protecting devices, but often abuses pop-ups.

How to turn it off:

Launch the Security app (the shield icon).
Go to Settings (cog in the upper right corner).
Turn off the following options: 🔍 Show notifications about optimization 🚫 Automatic cleaning (so that no suggestions to clear the memory appear) 📊 Weekly reports (if you don’t need them) 🔄 Auto-update databases (to avoid notification of updates)

Security

Notifications

Type of clue	Responsible for...	Can I turn off without root?
Optimizing the battery	Tips for saving charge, proposals to include energy saving mode	Yes.
Cleaning up memory	Notifications about the "clogged" of the device, suggestions to remove the cache	Yes.
New MIUI functions	Pop-up windows with description of interface updates	Partially (ADB required)
Advertising in system applications	Banners in Downloads, Themes, Browser	No (root or patch needed)

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If prompts keep popping up after you turn off, try clearing the Security app cache. Go to Settings → Apps → Application Management → Security → Memory → Clear the cache.

Method 3: Using ADB to deep shut down (no root)

If standard methods don't work, you can use ADB (Android Debug Bridge), a tool for debugging Android through a computer, which allows you to disable system prompts at the level of settings that are not available in the graphical interface.

Step-by-step:

Download and install Platform Tools (the official tool from Google).
Turn on USB Debugging: Go to Settings → About Phone → MIUI Version (click 7 times to become a developer). Go back to Settings → Additional → Developer. Activate USB Debugging and confirm permission.

File transfer

platform-tools

adb devices

The name of your device should appear.

adb shell pm hide com.miui.systemAdSolution


adb shell pm hide com.miui.analytics




adb shell settings put global hidden_api_policy 1

Reboot the phone.

⚠️ Note: pm hide commands temporarily disable the system packages responsible for prompts and analytics. MIUI They're going to have to be re-designed. It's going to require root or custom firmware to have a permanent effect.

What if the ADB can’t see the device?

1. Make sure that Xiaomi drivers are installed (you can download from the official website). 2. Try another one. USB-cable (preferably original). 3. In the developer settings, activate Debugging by USB (Security settings) and select Allow Always from this computer. 4. Restart your phone and computer. 5. If you are using Windows, try running the command prompt on behalf of the administrator.

Method 4: Editing Configuration Files (for Advanced)

This method is suitable for users with root rights or custom recovery (such as TWRP), which allows you to permanently disable prompts by editing system files, but requires caution - incorrect changes can lead to unstable operation of the device.

Instructions:

Install a file manager with root support (such as Root Explorer or Solid Explorer).
Go down the path: /system/etc/permissions/ Find files: com.miui.securitycenter.permission.xml com.miui.systemAdSolution.permission.xml

<permission name="com.miui.permission.SHOW_TIPS" />


<permission name="com.miui.permission.SHOW_OPTIMIZE_TIPS" />

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<!-- <permission name="com.miui.permission.SHOW_TIPS" /> -->

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⚠️ Note: Editing system files may disrupt the work MIUI, Before making changes, be sure to back up through TWRP or MIUI If the phone stopped booting after editing, restore the original files from the backup.

Optimizing the battery|Cleaning up memory|New functions MIUI|Advertising in system applications|Other-->

Method 5: Install custom firmware without prompts

If you're willing to take drastic measures, you can get rid of the hints completely by installing an alternative firmware.The most popular options for Xiaomi Redmi are:

📱 Pixel Experience – pure Android without unnecessary notifications, but with limited support for features MIUI (like no IR Blaster for remote control).
🔧 LineageOS is a stable firmware with minimalist interface, but requires manual configuration.
🚀 Xiaomi.EU – modified MIUI without advertising and tips, with advanced settings.
🛡️ ArrowOS – Balance between performance and functionality, close to the stock Android.

Installation process:

Unlock the bootloader through the official Xiaomi tool (requires account binding and wait 7-14 days).
Install custom recovery (TWRP or OrangeFox).
Download the firmware for your model from the XDA Developers website.
Complete reset (Wipe Dalvik, Cache, System, Data) and run the firmware.

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Custom firmware completely removes MIUI system prompts, but may deprive you of some features (such as NFC work on some models or branded gestures).

Additional tips: how to reduce the number of notifications

Even after disabling the basic clues, some notifications may continue to appear. Here are some additional recommendations:

🔔 Disable notifications from system applications: Topics (spam with suggestions to change wallpaper) Mi Video (film advertisements) Browser (news notifications) Mi Community (messages from the official forum)
📵 Limit background activity: In Settings → Annexes → App management select the unnecessary application → Battery → Limit background activity.
🔕 Turn off notification sounds: Go to Settings → Sounds and vibrations → Quiet mode and activate Do Not Disturb for system notifications.

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If you’re using Redmi with global firmware (MIUI Global), try upgrading to MIUI China (without Google services) or Xiaomi.EU. These builds have significantly less advertising and hints, but may require manual installation of GApps.

FAQ: Frequent questions about disabling tips in Xiaomi Redmi

Can I turn off the tips without a computer?

Yes, most prompts are removed through standard settings (see Method 1 and Method 2). However, ADB or root may be required to completely disable system notifications (e.g. from misa).

Why did the MIUI update prompts reappear?

Updates often reset user settings, especially if they were changed through ADB or editing system files. After the update, you will have to repeat the disable procedure. To avoid this, you can turn off automatic MIUI updates in the settings or use custom firmware.

Is it safe to use ADB to disable prompts?

Yes, the ADB commands in this article are safe — they only disable system packages without affecting critical functions. However, if you experiment with other commands, there is a risk of system disruption. Always check the commands with reliable sources (e.g., XDA Developers).

How do I get back the tips if I change my mind?

If you've disabled them through settings, just turn the sliders back on. If you've used ADB, follow the commands: adb shell pm unhide com.miui.systemAdSolution adb shell pm unhide com.miui.analytics To return the modified files, you'll need to reflash the original MIUI or restore the backup.

Are there apps to automatically disable prompts?

There are utilities like MIUI Hidden Settings or QuickShortcutMaker that make it easier to access hidden settings, but they require root permissions to work properly. Without root access, they have limited options, they just duplicate the standard settings.