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Prove me wrong anytime folks, I'm sure you can at least flail around and try, or at least mash the squeal button that you all like so much. How exactly do you
by inquirerofsorts 6y ago
Prove me wrong anytime folks, I'm sure you can at least flail around and try, or at least mash the squeal button that you all like so much.
How exactly do you unlock bootloaders from modern phones (past 2 years)? You get jailbreaks from the internet and sideload them right? Do you disassemble the binary code? Does it void your warranty? Which mobile device manufacturers offer official bootloader unlocks today? There's only one I know of.
Did i happen to mention the big bad China company in a good light to warrant such disdain for my as yet undisputed comment? Is that the problem here?
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- pmontra 6y agoMy Samsung A40 from 2019 has an unlock bootloader option in the Developer Options. I didn't check what it does neither I googled it but it's promising.
- BenjiWiebe 6y agoThe presence of the "Allow OEM bootloader unlock" is NOT an indication that the bootloader is unlockable, sadly.
- j16sdiz 6y agoMost samsung phone are unlockable. But it have a e-fuse to prevent you re-locking it
- kclay 6y agoYou install adb from Google and run one command. That's how you unlock a bootloader. As for root, yes you have to install something which is Magisk which is open source and vetted and had been around for around 5+ years. My wife that has never done it just did it for her new pixel 4a a few weeks ago. All I did was direct her to a step my step tutorial (I vetted the tutorial) and she did it flawlessly.
- detaro 6y agoMotorola also has official bootloader unlocking.