REDMI K100 Pro Series 📱✨

● Next-Generation Super Pixel, 90% BT.2020 🎨
● Full RGB Lossless Arrangement, Exceeding 2K Resolution 🖥️
● TCL M11 Green Luminescent Material 💚
● 4500 nits Peak Brightness (25% APL) 🌞
● 185Hz Ultra-High Refresh Rate ⚡
● 4800Hz Instantaneous TSR 🚀
● 20% Improved Luminous Efficiency 💡
● Overall Screen Efficiency Improved by 8% 🔋
● Hot Zone Touch 2.0 🌡️
● AI Game Anti-Accidental Touch 🎮
● Wet Hand Touch Optimization 💧
● Up to 480Hz High-Sensitivity Gyroscope 🔄

Here's Redmi K100 Pro's "Glowing Firefly" color variant.

According to Redmi, by incorporating a special glow-in-the-dark material between the glass back and the green ink layer, the K100 Pro's rear panel transforms into a "light painting canvas" that lets you create glowing patterns.

During the day, it features a fresh, translucent green finish. At night, it comes alive with a glow that's activated by light, revealing a completely different look.

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Pavel Durov Explains Why Telegram Was Temporarily Removed from the App Store
Pavel Durov has shared Telegram's side of the story after the app was briefly removed from Apple's App Store. According to him, attackers uploaded illegal content by editing an old message in a public group, making it difficult for moderators and group members to notice and report.
Durov claims this was part of a takedown extortion scheme, where bad actors plant illegal content in public groups and then report it to Apple in an attempt to get apps or communities removed unless owners pay them.
Telegram says it removed the illegal content quickly, and Apple restored the app within hours. Durov also warned that platforms hosting user-generated content could face similar attacks if app stores act before contacting developers.
While Apple hasn't publicly confirmed all of Durov's claims, the incident highlights the growing challenge of content moderation and coordinated abuse on large online platforms.