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You retain whatever functionality you want when you unlock the bootloader, or relock it after flashing. Apps can choose to not service you if they detect modif
by ev1 4y ago
You retain whatever functionality you want when you unlock the bootloader, or relock it after flashing.
Apps can choose to not service you if they detect modifications though.
- selfhoster11 4y agoYou're being obtuse. An application choosing not to service you definitely counts as losing functionality.
- Dylan16807 4y agoWhen the hardware was painstakingly designed so that I can't tell those applications "no modifications here", that's very much a manufacturer and OS problem.