When your poco f1 screen broken, the content in your camera roll and contact list is what really matters compared to getting it repaired, and the solution varies given the state of the display. If the phone shows a picture, but touch no longer responds, the most usual solution is an USB mouse. Dr.Fone suggests plugging an OTG adapter into the charging port, then connecting an USB mouse to the new port and use the mouse pointer to unlock the phone and export it to Google Drive or a computer. The Poco F1 has an USB-C charging port, so buy an USB-C OTG adapter. If it won't connect to a computer, the same guide suggests an OTG mouse can also be used to turn on USB debugging when the screen is even partly visible. If the display is no longer visible, a backup to the cloud remains the safest option. MobileTrans mentions that signing into the same Google account on a fresh phone will restore contacts, calendar entries and pictures as well as some app data, and Xiaomi users can also check Mi Cloud if they used it to back up the data previously. Apeaksoft acknowledges that this only applies if there's already a backup, and any data that wasn't synced won't be recoverable that way. Other tips there. If you used a microSD card for storage, that can be read elsewhere, or an USB port and mouse and keyboard is worth a try, as it is when a sole port is being used (a Reddit tip), or USB debugging was enabled before the phone broke. If it's totally dead or encrypted, EaseUS, and MobileTrans are saying you'll need specialist recovery techniques. Get reading material off of paid recovery software, and make sure you're only downloading tools from reputable sources. With the phone handed off, hopefully you'll only need to fully recover any information you can back up, sign out of key accounts and note your working applications.