Our Xiaomi phones are undoubtedly a face of surprises, because with them we can access not only a multitude of configuration parameters for their use, but also allow us to know relevant information and sometimes not so much about its operation. Ho tell you how to access the hidden information menu of your Xiaomi .
Manufacturers and Google itself with Android are used to introducing certain ” secret codes ” or at least not so well-known that allow us to access a series of characteristics and relevant information about the operation of our mobile.
How to enter this secret menu?
Well, it is quite similar to how we become developers and activate this mode on any Android phone, only in this case it is another section that must be pressed to achieve it.
In fact to access this menu of information what we must do is carefully press the “Internal storage” section of our Xiaomi mobile. So you can access it:
- Enter the settings of your Xiaomi phone
- Click on “phone information”
- Now you must press five times in a row on “Internal storage” you will see a message that “you are X steps away from entering the information on your device”
- Once you press all these times in a row you will enter the new menu.
What do we find in this information menu?
In this menu we can find all kinds of information related to our Xiaomi phone, divided into four different areas . The first shows the information on phone 1 and the second on phone 2 , which have to do with the phone’s two SIM slots. Within this section we can do a Ping test among other things, and in general all the information related to the data and network connectivity of the phone in each of the SIMs, if there are two active.
We also have a battery section , where we can see the data that an app dedicated to this component of the phone would normally give us, such as the state of the battery, the battery level, the voltage, temperature, or the time the phone has been on. . Finally we can access the information of the Wifi , its status, to also do Ping tests, as well as connect and disconnect the active networks. As you can see, it is a menu that packs a lot and has many lower layers. But the most interesting thing is that it offers us valuable information on the state of the terminal that on other occasions we would need a third-party app to be able to know.