If you are a power user who lives for automatic call recording and smart T9 dialing, your only legal path is to purchase your next phone from a region where it is legal (India/Indonesia) or to switch to a third-party dialer like Truecaller available on the Play Store.
Not available on Play Store. Use Truecaller or buy an Indian-region Xiaomi. Have you found a working Magisk module for MIUI Dialer on HyperOS? Let us know in the comments below (but remember, root at your own risk). miui dialer play store
If you are a Xiaomi, Redmi, or Poco user, you have likely experienced a unique moment of confusion. You open the Google Play Store, type "MIUI Dialer" into the search bar, and hit enter. Instead of seeing the familiar green phone icon, you are met with a list of third-party dialers, "Call Recorders," and generic contacts apps. If you are a power user who lives
Because the MIUI Dialer is not the default dialer on a global-standard Android phone (Google wants you to use their app framework), publishing it on the Play Store would violate Google’s terms. Call recording is illegal in many countries (such as the USA, Germany, and the UK) without two-party consent. If Xiaomi put the MIUI Dialer on the global Play Store, they would face massive lawsuits. By keeping it only on system ROMs (firmware) specific to certain regions (like India, Indonesia, Russia, and Turkey), they technically bypass the Play Store ban because the app is pre-installed at the system level, not downloaded. Reason 3: The Stock Android Agreement As Xiaomi grew globally, Google pressured them to move toward "Stock Android" standards. In the EU and Global ROMs for specific devices (like the Xiaomi 12 series and newer), Xiaomi was forced to replace the MIUI Dialer with the Google Phone app (com.google.android.dialer) to get access to Google Mobile Services (GMS). Have you found a working Magisk module for
You might ask yourself: Where is the official Xiaomi dialer? Why isn't it on the Play Store? Is my phone broken?