Another nice feature, the animated FOD icon.

Also, knowing that Extended-UI just released a similar feature, I wrote a little explanation about why this is NOT a kang, you can find it in the group.

Fluid 1.1 Official | Xiaomi Mi 9 (cepheus)
Date: 2021.01.01
By: elluzion

Changelog:
- A lot of device tree changes, therefore CLEAN FLASH RECOMMENDED!
- Quantic kernel upstreamed to .212
- All Fluid 1.1 source changes + some new stuff :D

GAPPED version is a bit delayed cause of problems with built-in GApps on R

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Fluid 1.1 Official | Xiaomi Redmi Note 9 series (miatoll)
Date: 2021.01.02
By: Ramisky

Changelog:
- Initial official build

Bugs:
- wfd (wifi display)

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Thank you everyone for joining the channel! We are very excited to hear that we have finally reached 1000 followers on here, big thanks to everyone of you!
and because we can, we will plug the donations link below
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miatoll hotfix for mobile data has been uploaded

Jan patch merged

Fluid 1.1 Official | Xiaomi Redmi Note 9 series (miatoll)
Date: 2021.01.08
By: Ramisky

Changelog:
- Fix SafetyNet for Joyeuse
- Fix Device Name in about phone
- Add Exit to Screenshot Dialogue
- Fix Log Spam

Bugs:
- wfd (wifi display)

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Fluid 1.1 Official | Xiaomi Redmi 4a (rolex)
Date: 2021.01.08
By: Foxtrot47

Changelog:
- Initial official build

Bugs:
- wfd (wifi display)

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Fluid 1.1 Official | Xiaomi MI 9T (davinci)
Date: 2021.01.08
By: ZadliM

Changelog:
- Too much changes but basically:
- FOD is fixed
- New ui from 1.1

please clean flash this build

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Fluid 1.1 January Update
Changelog:
- The security patch
- Stop dot and low quality option
- Fixed maps and gdrive crashing on gapps
- Statusbar icon tuner
- Core fixes for fingerprint
- Bohlte icon for oos 11
- QTI bluetooth fixes from lineage
- SEpolicy updates

NOTE: all the builds released today have these changes and some have been in source for a long time just not announced

Fluid 1.1 Official | Poco F2 Pro/Redmi K30 Pro (lmi/lmipro)
Date: 2021.01.08
By: Jack

Changelog:
- Initial build

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Fluid 1.1 Official | Xiaomi Redmi Note 7 (lavender)
Date: 2020.01.9
By: VerpaPhallus

Changelog:
- Synced with los dt
- Display Color Calibration in display settings
- LS clock fixed
- Enabled blur by default
- Thermal configs from Xiaomi SDM

Both gappless and gapped are available

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Fluid 1.1 Official | Xiaomi Mi 9T Pro (raphael)
Date: 2021.01.09
By: san9

Changelog:
• January security patch
• Fixed GApps issues (chrome sign-in, maps, gdrive)
• Fixed clock styles crash
• FOD icon animation
• Redesigned "about phone" menu
• New VoLTE icon (the oos 11 one)
• Statusbar tuner
• Source built GPS HAL
• Some more blobs from CAF
• Cleaned up light HAL
• New kcal implementation in the kernel

Gapped build with OSS vendor

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Fluid 1.1 Official | Poco F1 (beryllium)
Date: 2021.01.10
By: Reignz3

Changelog:
• Update HotwordEnrollment blobs (Completely fixed OkGoogle)
• Update Display flags from CAF
• Update perfconfigstore from CAF
• Update sound trigger blobs
• Fix spacing between keyboard and navbar
• Added FPS tile
• Add QTI health implementation
• Add switchbar to disable dynamic thermal
• Build qti thermal hal
• Set ZRAM paramenters
• Set dynamic thermal interval to 5 sec
• Use CodeAurora ImsService implementation for RCS
• Introduce raise to wake gesture
• Enable blur by default
• Miscellaneous fixes and improvements

CLEAN FLASH RECOMMENDED
Both vanilla and gapped are available

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Fluid 1.1 Official | Redmi Note 8/8T (ginkgo)
Date: 2021.01.10
By: YaAlex

Changelog:
• Completely migrate to pixel power hal
• Initial release

Only vanilla available for now

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Fluid 1.1 Official | Xiaomi Mi 8 (dipper)
Date: 2021.01.10
By: Ender1324

Changelog:
- Synced with lastest fluid source (icon tuner, new about phone ui, etc)
- Switched to pixel power/thermal hal
- Fixed faceunlock crashing
- Using IR cam for faceunlock
- FIxed bluetooth audio (i was able to connect to my tv and play audio thought it)
- Default dialer app is set
- Built with lastest YAAP kernel + pixel thermal changes
- Jan security patch
- GApps build

Bugs:
- can proudly say probably none

also, clean flash if you can

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Fluid 1.1 Official | Redmi Note 8/8T (ginkgo)
Date: 2021.01.11
By: YaAlex

Changelog:
• Support gapped builds
• Fix exfat sdcards

Gapped and vanilla available

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Fluid 1.1 Official | Xiaomi Redmi Note 9 series (miatoll)
Date: 2021.01.13
By: Ramisky

Changelog:
- Enforcing
- Fix Off Screen Ok Google
- Fix SafetyNet
- Add Japan Region

Bugs:
- wfd (wifi display)

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Fluid 1.1 Official | Poco F2 Pro/Redmi K30 Pro (lmi/lmipro)
Date: 2021.01.13
By: Jack

Changelog:
- Removed performance mode from battery settings
- Added DT2W
- Added new FOD implementation
- Switch to Redfin fingerprint
- Added new battery Fluid meter
- Fixed Safetynet attestation
- Fixed “manage space” in apps setting
- Reduce space under GBoard

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Fluid 1.1 Official | Xiaomi Redmi Note 7 (lavender)
Date: 2021.01.15
By: VerpaPhallus

Changelog:
- Rebased device tree with new lineage changes
- Updated blobs
- Enforcing
- CTS fixed
- Synced with new fluid sources

Tiles customization might not work
Both gappless and gapped are available

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