FWIW I use a Huawei Band 4 with my Samsung Note20 Ultra. Step count and heart rate are accurate, only needs charging once a week. And it was only equivalent of about $30 USD.
https://consumer.huawei.com/sg/wearables/band4/
I'm sure my life can do without sunglasses that has social networking and IM included.
They'll be a China sunglasses next, that has Wechat, Bili Bili, and Douyin included.
Might be possible, but you have to check if your particular Redmi device can be rooted, and if there's a suitable non-Chinese custom ROM available for it. BTW my sister has a Redmi phone, but it's a British version bought from Vodafone, which did actually work when she came to China last month.
Looks like you've got it in Thumb/Split mode.
How to change keyboard mode:
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/topic/how-to-change-your-keyboard-mode-on-microsoft-swiftkey-keyboard-e3feab3a-80c7-4a76-8ea7-4249c96ec3b1
Actually mobile phones ("cell phones") were a fairly common sight by 1997. I had a Nokia 2110 with Vodafone pre-paid.
My computer at that time was a home assembled Pentium system with CD-ROM running Windows 95. Was using IE and Hotmail on dial-up.
I think you just go to the Go Fund Me get started page here https://www.gofundme.com/create/fundraiser/category
....and go from there. Apparently they do have a catagory for "Monthly bills".
If others actually want to fund this particular cause, that's up to them. But I'm sure many people have...
Check if your device fully supports SDXC: Secure Digital eXtended Capacity type SD cards. If so, then 1TB should work.
BTW where did you buy the 1TB SD? Be aware there's many fakes around.
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