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Getting 'Your device has been unlocked and can't be trusted' message after unlocking bootloader - can this be removed?
buddimanv said:
Getting 'Your device has been unlocked and can't be trusted' message after unlocking bootloader - can this be removed?
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At the moment it isn't known in what place it can be switched off
No solution yet :/
dam man.. this message is aggravating.... cant anyone try to fix this issue? I have this same issue on my Sony X Performance
buddimanv said:
Getting 'Your device has been unlocked and can't be trusted' message after unlocking bootloader - can this be removed?
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Still no solution.
Only way to solve is locked bootloader and flash full firmware version with dload method
shashank1320 said:
Only way to solve is locked bootloader and flash full firmware version with dload method
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Even if he still locked his bootloader that message still be shown I think.
hassanjavaid8181 said:
Even if he still locked his bootloader that message still be shown I think.
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Nope. Once u r on full stock, via dload and not OTA, it will be gone.
I tested all while debranding
shashank1320 said:
Nope. Once u r on full stock, via dload and not OTA, it will be gone.
I tested all while debranding
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Really?dload will relock bootloader automatically?
hassanjavaid8181 said:
Really?dload will relock bootloader automatically?
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Yes. For me it did and wasn't getting the prompt anymore.
Unlocked and rooted again so getting the prompt again
I cant unlock frp as It is grayed out the option of oem unlocking in the dev options
pls I need help
Model : LLD-L21
OS : KangVIP Rom (EMUI 8.0.0)
Bootloader Status : Unlocked
In fastboot it says
Phone Unlocked
FRP Locked
did u try dload method?
yes I tried dload
It did not work
I can't upload zipI will send u the file to unlock frp or you can find that file in telegram group of our device
That wont work...
Go to terminal in root mode and do
Code:
Setprop sys.oem_unlock_allowed 1
Than you can change the value and its not longer greyed out.
Darkest-Dark said:
That wont work...
Go to terminal in root mode and do
Code:
Setprop sys.oem_unlock_allowed 1
Than you can change the value and its not longer greyed out.
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If that dosent work you can also follow the below procedure.
Relock your bootloader. Your phone will factory reset and boot. Then head to developer options and you will see oem unlock is not greyed out. Then just enable oem unlocking and unlock the bootloader. When you boot up again you will see that oem is greyed out but it'll be enabled. So you'll have unlocked fastboot and unlocked frp now.
Fredin_ said:
That wont work...
Go to terminal in root mode and do
If that dosent work you can also follow the below procedure.
Relock your bootloader. Your phone will factory reset and boot. Then head to developer options and you will see oem unlock is not greyed out. Then just enable oem unlocking and unlock the bootloader. When you boot up again you will see that oem is greyed out but it'll be enabled. So you'll have unlocked fastboot and unlocked frp now.
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This will just brick the device.
Fredin_ said:
If that dosent work you can also follow the below procedure.
Relock your bootloader. Your phone will factory reset and boot. .....<snip>.
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Never Ever a good idea to try and relock the bootloader.
viratbansal001 said:
This will just brick the device.
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Sparkrite said:
Never Ever a good idea to try and relock the bootloader.
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Umm why? Its working pretty fine for me. ?
Fredin_ said:
Umm why? Its working pretty fine for me.
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Have you Unlocked, Relocked and then Unlocked again ?
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Sparkrite said:
Have you Unlocked, Relocked and then Unlocked again ?
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I haven't gone that far. I've unlocked and then relocked.
Everything fine. I believe it's completely safe if you have complete stock firmware installed ie, stock rom, stock recovery, stock Kernal and all that stuff. Otherwise you'll end up in a loop. Guess I forgot that part sorry.
So I know this is someone else's thread but can you tell me if I relocked bootloader will the service center be able to know I'd unlocked before? I don't have the phone unlocked warning at boot. Just curious.
Fredin_ said:
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I haven't gone that far. I've unlocked and then relocked.
Everything fine. I believe it's completely safe if you have complete stock firmware installed ie, stock rom, stock recovery, stock Kernal and all that stuff. Otherwise you'll end up in a loop. Guess I forgot that part sorry.
So I know this is someone else's thread but can you tell me if I relocked bootloader will the service center be able to know I'd unlocked before? I don't have the phone unlocked warning at boot. Just curious.
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Hey will it work if I have complete stock firmware like you said? I want to take my device to service centre but my bootloader is unlocked and I have L OS installed. Will relockeing bootloader get me back my waranty?
PS. I have already asked in question and answers section but no reply yet. ?I
Fredin_ said:
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I haven't gone that far. I've unlocked and then relocked.
Everything fine. I believe it's completely safe if you have complete stock firmware installed ie, stock rom, stock recovery, stock Kernal and all that stuff. Otherwise you'll end up in a loop. Guess I forgot that part sorry.
So I know this is someone else's thread but can you tell me if I relocked bootloader will the service center be able to know I'd unlocked before? I don't have the phone unlocked warning at boot. Just curious.
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Some if not all bootloaders nowadays are not "locked" by the manufacturer using a code but are usually "locked" by employing a digital signature and/or a CID (carrier Id) hard coded into the OS. When we "unlock" a bootloader with a code we are simply using a routine written into the loader by the manufacturer to now ignore signatures and/or CIDs of the OS and this allows us to flash whatever we wish.
Sometimes upon unlocking using a code the DS/CID is erased/altered and cannot be retrieved, so not a good idea to relock an altered bootloader.
At least, that is my understanding of it.
Krazydon said:
Hey will it work if I have complete stock firmware like you said? I want to take my device to service centre but my bootloader is unlocked and I have L OS installed. Will relockeing bootloader get me back my waranty?
PS. I have already asked in question and answers section but no reply yet. I
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Sparkrite said:
Some if not all bootloaders nowadays are not "locked" by the manufacturer using a code but are usually "locked" by employing a digital signature and/or a CID (carrier Id) hard coded into the OS. When we "unlock" a bootloader with a code we are simply using a routine written into the loader by the manufacturer to now ignore signatures and/or CIDs of the OS and this allows us to flash whatever we wish.
Sometimes upon unlocking using a code the DS/CID is erased/altered and cannot be retrieved, so not a good idea to relock an altered bootloader.
At least, that is my understanding of it.
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That's too bad. Means we won't get back our waranty if we relock it ?. So thanks for the heads up . I'll be careful while unlocking it again (if ever).?
Fredin_ said:
That's too bad. Means we won't get back our waranty if we relock it . So thanks for the heads up . I'll be careful while unlocking it again (if ever).
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Not necessarily, I doubt if most service centres would bother delving that deep, but maybe some would.
I don't know...........
Sparkrite said:
Not necessarily, I doubt if most service centres would bother delving that deep, but maybe some would.
I don't know...........
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Thanks for your quick reply but do you know any way to get back CID/DS
No, but I haven't delved that deeply into Huaweis bootloaders, but I NEVER attempt to re-lock them.
Sparkrite said:
No, but I haven't delved that deeply into Huaweis bootloaders, but I NEVER attempt to re-lock them.
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Anyways thanks for your replies. Means a lot ?
How i can relock bootloader on xz2?
phoe zay said:
How i can relock bootloader on xz2?
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you can't
phoe zay said:
How i can relock bootloader on xz2?
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Destroy your motherboard and get it replaced or replace it yourself.
Of course you'll loose your data.
Is it still not possible?
I hesitate to unlock the bootloader (irreversible), but I want to escape from google
nikkdib said:
you can't
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I realy tried everything but no luck
Hello. I wanted to root my redmi note 10s, and I unlocked the bootloader. But after reflexion, i want to cancel it, cause root will not be useful as I thought. Is it possible to relock the bootloader? And if yes, will the process erase all data ? And will everything be back like before? For example, will I be allowed to use Google One, witch doesn't work on bootloader unlocked devices ? Thanks by advance
XibalbaM said:
Hello. I wanted to root my redmi note 10s, and I unlocked the bootloader. But after reflexion, i want to cancel it, cause root will not be useful as I thought. Is it possible to relock the bootloader? And if yes, will the process erase all data ? And will everything be back like before? For example, will I be allowed to use Google One, witch doesn't work on bootloader unlocked devices ? Thanks by advance
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yes, relocking the bootloader will erase all your data, to do so just use miflash and select the option clean flash and lock
tutibreaker said:
yes, relocking the bootloader will erase all your data, to do so just use miflash and select the option clean flash and lock
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Thanks, and for Google one ?
XibalbaM said:
Thanks, and for Google one ?
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i m using it with unlocked bootloader
tutibreaker said:
i m using it with unlocked bootloader
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When I tried it was always Google pay, thanks. Miflash is an official tool?
And will it be possible to re unlock after ?
XibalbaM said:
When I tried it was always Google pay, thanks. Miflash is an official tool?
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XibalbaM said:
And will it be possible to re unlock after ?
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yes and yes
Yeah the title says it all. Just wondering if that's possible or not since I'm not sure if I'd have to wait for a week for my phone to be unlocked, while I could get the job done in no time.
If unlocking the bootloader is required, then would force unlocking it using mtkclient work (triggers bootloop, haven't tried to relock it and see if it fixes it)? Or will it only work through official bootloader unlocking?
No, you need to unlock the bootloader in order to flash a recovery over the stock one
zSyntex said:
No, you need to unlock the bootloader in order to flash a recovery over the stock one
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Oh, alright then. Thanks. But can I just force unlock it or is official unlocking required?
YLTN said:
Oh, alright then. Thanks. But can I just force unlock it or is official unlocking required?
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You need to unlock first, since locked bootloader will block any flash over system partitions
zSyntex said:
You need to unlock first, since locked bootloader will block any flash over system partitions
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I meant if I should unlock it using the official method, or using the mtkclient method?