Hello I'd like to ask what happend when we fail using the code to unlock the bootloader? does it lock the phone at a certain point ? Because if it don't, and the code isn't too long, it might be harsh, but easy to make a program trying all the codes until the phone is unlocked ?
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I couldn't find anything by searching the older threads so here is my question:
Is it possible (and reasonably save) to try and unlock the bootloader in a SIM locked x8? Just to clarify: I don't want to remove the SIM lock from my phone - I'm happy with my current provider. I'm just wondering if I can unlock the bootloader while I still have a SIM lock on my phone.
All the threads about unlocking seemed to be concerned about how the phone was SIM unlocked rather than whether it was actually necessary...
Thanks a lot in advance..!
anyone please?
I just want to know if I can unlock my bootloader while I still have a SIM lock in place. Or will I brick my phone then? I don't want to remove the SIM lock. Just flash a custom kernel so I can get proper wifi tether...
same question... now,why is necessary have unlocked by operator the phone ???
is very maddening D:
so so please developers unlock bootloader with phone locked by operator, many peoples will thank you
reggards
i want to unlock my phone so it will be sim-free,withot purchasing unlock code,is it possible?
if i unlock my bootloader it will help?
there are other possible ways ?
I believe, network unlocking will only work with an unlock code. So you have to buy one.
Unlocking the bootloader wont help in this situation.
Anyway, if you have a Droid, then your bootloader is not locked by default, but if you have a Milestone, theres a bad news, you cant unlock its bootloader.
Hi,
I have a Sony Xperia SP and to perform all the procedures to unlock the Bootloader in the initial part that says if our machine can unlock the bootloader or not , mine says it is not allowed .
My questions are:
Why is this unlock on some devices is allowed and others not?
Even if the information that shows my device , it is not possible to unlock the bootloader , I wonder if there's another way to do it or even impossible to do ?
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Your service provider doesn't want you to unlock your bootloader and there is no way of unlocking if it says not allowed.
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Your service provider doesn't want you to unlock your bootloader and there is no way of unlocking if it says not allowed.
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Thank you!
By the way... do you now if its possible, someday, create the version 4.4 KitKat in *.ftf extension so I can install through the Flashtool?
In simple words no. But you can install cm11 on locked bootloaders. Just search for it in the development sections.
Hit thanks if helped.
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Ricardo Brilhante said:
Hi,
I have a Sony Xperia SP and to perform all the procedures to unlock the Bootloader in the initial part that says if our machine can unlock the bootloader or not , mine says it is not allowed .
My questions are:
Why is this unlock on some devices is allowed and others not?
Even if the information that shows my device , it is not possible to unlock the bootloader , I wonder if there's another way to do it or even impossible to do ?
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I also have the bootloader status set to NO.At the moment,there is no way to make it say YES,unless you SIM unlock it(It must work,as in most cases it is the SIM lock which changes the status to NO).
Hello,
My Z3C has bootloader unlock allowed: no.
Is there any problem if I try to unlock it anyway?
Thanks!
BenjaGM said:
Hello,
My Z3C has bootloader unlock allowed: no.
Is there any problem if I try to unlock it anyway?
Thanks!
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No there is no problem, you probably won't be able to unlock it and that will be it.
Of course just remember that unlocking your bootloader will permanently disable some DRM-protected features.
The way around that is just to use the root exploit and backup the TA partition (good guide here).
If it say unlock allowed no, there is no way to unlock it so no point trying. But no trying won't do any harm, it's just pointless.
Some people were reporting that after sending in their phone for some hardware issues the phone they got back (the same one) had changed to booloader unlock allow yes. So this could be your last resort if you are lucky and willing to wait a bit it might work. Just make up some hardware issue like random crashes, rebooting or something.
And save your TA partition if you do that so maybe someone in this forum can spot the changes of before vs afterwards which would point in the direction what actually changes.
Hi everyone,
So, I'm in a really silly situation but this summer I tried to flash roms to get rid of my storage issues on my phone, the bootloader is unlock but does it mean that FRP is unlock too? Because I don't remember unlocking this thing and I need this to be unlock to flash roms. Is there a way to check if this thing is unlock ?
Edit : Just find out how to check that :x