I've just unlocked the bootloader of my Xiaomi Mi 9T yesterday, put Magisk in the boot image, and flashed system-roar-arm64-ab-vanilla.img today. It boots, so far so good.
I saw Superuser installed, I searched how to remove it, Securize came up, I've tried it twice, it asks for root, then reboots, but superuser stays.
I don't know how superuser is implemented, is it on the System partition? Then it is impossible to remove, because that System image is read-only. The idea would be to use Magisk, use Magisk Hide, pass CTS and SafetyNet, and have a pixel-like phone
I saw an overlay was needed for Mi 9T Pro to get auto-brightness working. The guess is the same would be needed for the Mi 9T also.
I saw Superuser installed, I searched how to remove it, Securize came up, I've tried it twice, it asks for root, then reboots, but superuser stays.
I don't know how superuser is implemented, is it on the System partition? Then it is impossible to remove, because that System image is read-only. The idea would be to use Magisk, use Magisk Hide, pass CTS and SafetyNet, and have a pixel-like phone
I saw an overlay was needed for Mi 9T Pro to get auto-brightness working. The guess is the same would be needed for the Mi 9T also.