⚠️ Unfortunately, next Cherry versions can't and won't be announced on Xiaomeme's groups anymore (this includes @PineOfficial and @Redmi8AOfficial), since federation rules disallow any kind of overclocking.
ℹ️We'd like to take this opportunity to clarify that all overclocks we added to our kernel tree are completely safe and extensively tested.We'll never add anything that could harm your device (at least not enabled by default, so people that understand the risks can have these features available as well).
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⚠️ Unfortunately, next Cherry versions can't and won't be announced on Xiaomeme's groups anymore (this includes @PineOfficial and @Redmi8AOfficial), since federation rules disallow any kind of overclocking.
ℹ️We'd like to take this opportunity to clarify that all overclocks we added to our kernel tree are completely safe and extensively tested.We'll never add anything that could harm your device (at least not enabled by default, so people that understand the risks can have these features available as well).
👍🏻Please make sure to subscribe to this channel so you can keep up with the latest updates.
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