Notifications about a connection to the network, weak Wi-Fi signal or lack of Internet can annoy even the most patient Xiaomi users. Especially when the smartphone literally bombards you with warnings like “No Internet connection” or “Wi-Fi network is available” – sometimes 10 times an hour. In this article, we will discuss all possible ways to turn off these annoying alerts, including hidden MIUI settings that do not lie on the surface.
Compounding the problem, different versions of the shell (MIUI 12.5, 13, 14) may have different paths to settings, and some options are hidden from the user altogether. We tested all methods on current firmware in 2026 and highlighted those that work consistently. It is important to understand that some notifications come not from the system, but from applications (for example, Google Play Services or Mi Browser), so a comprehensive approach will be required.
Why does Xiaomi show notifications so often?
The MIUI shell is designed to keep users informed, sometimes at the expense of convenience, and here are the main reasons why your Redmi, POCO, or Xiaomi bombards you with network notifications:
- 📶 Aggressive Wi-Fi Connection Policy: The system automatically searches for known networks and suggests connecting even if you’re roaming.
- 📵 Controlling SIM-Cards: notifications about the absence of a network, change of operator or low balance (especially relevant for two types of cards). SIM-map).
- 🔄 Background activity of system applications: com.android.phone and com.miui.netassistant constantly scan networks.
- 🔧 Default settings: In new Xiaomi smartphones, most notifications are enabled out of the box".
Interesting fact: some models (e.g. Xiaomi 13 Pro or POCO F5) have duplicate network notifications, both the system and Google Play Services, which are due to the integration of Google services into MIUI for global firmware. There are no such duplicates in the Chinese versions (China ROM), but there are nuances there.
Method 1: Disabling notifications via "Network settings"
The most obvious, but not always effective, method is to disable alerts in the network settings menu, which works for basic notifications (such as connecting/disabling Wi-Fi), but does not affect system alerts.
- Open the Settings. → Wi-Fi or Settings → SIM-maps and mobile networks.
- Swipe on the three dots in the upper right corner (or swipe left on some models).
- Select Additional → Network Notifications (Name may differ).
- Turn off the sliders next to: 🔍 "Notify about available Wi-Fi networks" 📶 "Notify of weak signal of mobile network" 🔄 "Report shift SIM-map"
An important nuance: some firmware (MIUI 14 for Redmi Note 12) may not have this partition, so move on to the next way.
Make sure Wi-Fi is on (otherwise notifications will return after the reboot)
Check the settings for each SIM-cards separately (if two of them are)
Remember the current mobile network settings (APN, 4G/5G network type)
Take a screenshot of the settings screen in case of resetting
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Method 2: Deep Shutdown via "All Notifications"
If the previous method didn't work, it's time to dig deeper, and MIUI has a central notification management menu where you can turn off alerts for system applications that run the network.
Instructions:
- Go to Settings → Notifications → All notifications.
- In the search bar, enter a network or network (in English firmware).
- Find and open: 📱 Network Services (Network Services) 📶 Telephone services (Phone Services) 🔧 Settings – there are hidden notifications about changing network settings
- For each application, turn off the Allow Notifications slider.
- In the Notification Categories section, disable: 🔄 "Network change" 📵 "Loss of connection" 🔍 "Available networks"
Critical detail: on MIUI 14 firmware for the global version (EEA), notifications from "Phone Services" can return after the system update. To avoid this, after turning off, restart the phone and check the settings again.
What happens if all notifications are not opened?
Method 3: Using ADB for hidden settings
If system methods don't work, you'll need to connect ADB (Android Debug Bridge), which requires a computer, but allows you to disable notifications that can't be removed through the interface.
Step-by-step:
- Enable Developer Mode: Go to Settings → About Phone. Tap 7 times on MIUI Version. Go back to Settings → Additional → Developer. Activate USB Debugging.
adb shell pm disable-user --user 0 com.android.phone
adb shell pm disable-user --user 0 com.miui.netassistant⚠️ Warning: these commands will completely shut down the system services that control mobile network and Wi-Fi. Once they are done, you will not be able to call or use the Internet.
adb shell cmd notification allow_list -a com.android.phone -c network -b false
adb shell cmd notification allow_list -a com.miui.netassistant -c wifi -b falseAfter you apply the commands, restart your phone. If the notifications come back, repeat the procedure - sometimes MIUI resets the settings after the update.
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Before using ADB, back up your data via Mi Cloud or locally. In rare cases, disabling system services can cause firmware to crash.
Method 4: Disconnect via Mi Account (for firmware with account binding)
On smartphones with a Mi Account tied (especially on China ROM), some notifications are managed through the cloud, a method that is little known but sometimes works where others are powerless.
How to turn it off:
- Open the Settings. → Xiaomi Account.
- Go to the Cloud. → Synchronization.
- Find Network Settings or Device Notifications (name depends on region).
- Turn off the sliders: 📶 "Synchronization of network settings" 🔔 "Notifications of network status"
Save the changes and restart the phone.
This method is especially relevant for Xiaomi users in China or on custom firmware, where standard settings may be limited, but on global versions (EEA, Global), the network notification section in Mi Account is often missing.
Method 5: Reset network settings (last resort)
If nothing works, the radical solution is to reset the network settings, which will delete all stored Wi-Fi networks, APN settings and passwords, but reset all notifications to factory values.
How to reset:
- Go to Settings. → SIM-maps and mobile networks.
- Select Network Settings Reset (or Reset Network Settings).
- Confirm the action (a password may be required).
- After the reboot, reset the connections, but do not restore the backup – this will return the old notifications.
⚠️ Note: On some models (POCO F4 GT, Xiaomi 12S Ultra) resets network settings also resets settings NFC And Bluetooth. Save the paired devices in advance.
Comparison of methods: which one to choose?
To make it easier for you to navigate, we have compiled a comparative table of all methods indicating their effectiveness and risks:
| Method | Efficiency | Difficulty | Risks. | Suitable for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Network settings (Method 1) | ⭐⭐☆☆☆ | Low. | No. | Basic Wi-Fi Notifications |
| “All notifications” (Method 2) | ⭐⭐⭐⭐☆ | Medium | They may return after the update. | Network alerts |
| ADB-teams (Method 3) | ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ | Tall. | Loss of communication when critical services are disabled | Persistent notifications that are not removed by other means |
| Mi Account (Method 4) | ⭐⭐☆☆☆ | Low. | It doesn't work on global firmware. | China ROM firmware |
| Resetting settings (Method 5) | ⭐⭐⭐⭐☆ | Medium | Loss of all network data | Extreme case if nothing helps |
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The most reliable method is a combination of Method 2 (All Notifications) and Method 3 (ADB for Hidden Services), which allows you to close 90% of network notifications without risking loss of communication.
Frequent Mistakes and How to Avoid Them
Many Xiaomi users experience the same problems when trying to disable network notifications, and here are the most common mistakes and ways to solve them:
- 🔄 Notifications are returned after reboot: This is due to background activity of com.miui.daemon.Solution - disable autorun for this process via Settings → Annexes → Autostart control.
- 📵 The settings for the second one are not working. SIM-Cards: Two-simulated models (Redmi Note 11 Pro)+, POCO X4 GT) notices for each SIM You can control them separately. Check the settings for both slots.
- 🔍 Not visible in the "All Notifications" section: Some firmware (MIUI 12.5 Enhanced) this section is hidden. Use the search by settings or update the firmware to MIUI 13/14.
- 🔧 ADB-Commands not applied: Make sure debugging is enabled USB Xiaomi drivers are installed on a PC. Try using adb devices to check the connection.
If you use custom firmware (e.g. xiaomi.eu or Pixel Experience), some methods may not work, in which case, refer to your firmware documentation — there are often separate instructions for managing notifications.