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I performed a system update, and the issue was resolved, for now.

I opened the same menu as in the screenshots, but the option for safe mode is missing. I bought it locally from Amazon Germany.

I tried, I have no option for safe mode in that menu. Should I try a factory reset?

I tried entering safe mode by holding the volume down key, but it's not working.

It did, but shortly after, the problem reapearred. I have no idea how to fix this. Maybe I should return the phone?

The problem was resolved. Thanks

Yes, it happens all the time, when using the phone app's dial pad. It doesn't happen when I add a new contact.

The country code is +359, I just gave +123 as an example, as I don't want to give away the number I dialed. Yes, it is transporting a random group of the first digits I enter to the end of the string.

I just bought a new Xiaomi Redmi 13 smartphone. Whenever I am dialing, it's not dialing properly. For example, when I want to dial the number +123111456789, it dials 11456789+1231

I just bought a new Xiaomi Redmi 13, ordered a new SIM card and used only mobile data, no Wi-Fi. The same is happening. I am sure it's the MVNO now.

Yes, I spoke with the support team. They said they would reset my network, but that didn't help. After that I bought a new SIM card(from the same operator) and transferred my number to it, which did not help either. I understand what you mean with crosstalk. My concern is that someone...

I didn't mean Xiaomi, but the mobile operator, which is using Vofafone's network(in Germany)

Is it possible that an insider at the mobile network operator installed malware through the SIM card?

It's confirmed malware, which is embedded in the firmware I think. When I am speaking with someone over the phone or Whatsapp, there's a third voice interfering in the connection. I did a factory reset, after which I used mobile data, instead of connecting to WiFi, but the malware persists. I...

In the thread https://forums.androidcentral.com/threads/“i’ve-been-hacked”.966023/#post6908062 you mention " Take advantage of 2-factor authentication wherever you can, but avoid SMS as the 2nd factor if possible, since that can be intercepted. It's best to use an authenticator app like Google...