Can anyone confirm that the bootloader is unlocked? or can be unlocked by the option in dev options, i believe it says OEM unlock or something to that effect.
Yes, OEM Unlock is there
Excellent! Thank you.
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bought a used xt925.
How do I check if my bootloader is unlocked? Is there any way to unlock this device without going through Motorola?
timmytucker718 said:
bought a used xt925.
How do I check if my bootloader is unlocked? Is there any way to unlock this device without going through Motorola?
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You can check in the AP Fastboot screen. It will say unlocked if the BL is unlocked. You can try the UL exploit, as this is a 925, but I'm not sure it would work. Why not go through Moto?
timmytucker718 said:
bought a used xt925.
How do I check if my bootloader is unlocked? Is there any way to unlock this device without going through Motorola?
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The most obvious way to know if it's unlocked is whether the phone shows a "Bootloader Unlocked" warning on boot. If that's not shown, @RikRong told the way -- AP Fastboot.
My XZ device can not unlock the bootloader:crying:
But no SIMLOCK！
please help me！
F8331 Device:crying:
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Enter developer option
Turn on Oem Unlocking
Then unlock your Bootloader
It's not Important Yes or No
Just Do It
You can't unlock the bootloader. Sim unlock and bootloader unlock are 2 different things. If you see Bootloader unlock allowed No... That means you can't unlock it. Quite simple really.
Nimadroid said:
Enter developer option
Turn on Oem Unlocking
Then unlock your Bootloader
It's not Important Yes or No
Just Do It
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I opened the OEM lock in the developer settings! However, it shows that the boot loader can not be unlocked:crying: And I tried to unlock it ~ but failed
If it says no then it is impossible to unlock the bootloader.
SIM unlock is different, for that you need to speak to your network provider.
Nimadroid said:
Enter developer option
Turn on Oem Unlocking
Then unlock your Bootloader
It's not Important Yes or No
Just Do It
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this is just incorrect. If it says 'bootloader unlock allowed: No' then you cannot unlock the bootloader. Nothing can change this setting
gregbradley said:
If it says no then it is impossible to unlock the bootloader.
SIM unlock is different, for that you need to speak to your network provider.
this is just incorrect. If it says 'bootloader unlock allowed: No' then you cannot unlock the bootloader. Nothing can change this setting
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+1
Agree and just ignore that bro, he is kind of new and dunno.
Verstuurd vanaf mijn G8231 met Tapatalk
In spain the sony repair service provider change this status for free, just get in touch on your country and ask this possibility. cheers
Xperia with Japanese carrier cannot be unlocked bootloader.
I had the oem unlock open before 10 update now its updated i cant get it ungreyed any help would be Apreciated
Does it say bootloader already unlocked under the OEM unlocking tab by any chance. It will go greyed out if unlocked, mine is.
junglism93 said:
Does it say bootloader already unlocked under the OEM unlocking tab by any chance. It will go greyed out if unlocked, mine is.
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No it is not unlocked
Fair play mate, thought I'd throw that out there just in case.
I see you was asking on the Verizon bootloader unlock thread also so hopefully you get it unlocked again.
Good luck
Hello, new to the site.
I have a Galaxy S10E that is locked to Verizon. I would like to use it on T-Mobile. The "OEM unlock" Option is nowhere to be found in the settings, including the developers options.
Is it possible and what would be the steps to unlock my phone?
If the OEM Unlock option isn't there then you can't unlock phone's bootloader.Point.
swt_rn said:
Hello, new to the site.
I have a Galaxy S10E that is locked to Verizon. I would like to use it on T-Mobile. The "OEM unlock" Option is nowhere to be found in the settings, including the developers options.
Is it possible and what would be the steps to unlock my phone?
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"OEM unlock" relates to bootloader unlocking. But when you say "locked to Verizon", I'm assuming that you're looking for a SIM/network unlock. Is that correct?
iBowToAndroid said:
"OEM unlock" relates to bootloader unlocking. But when you say "locked to Verizon", I'm assuming that you're looking for a SIM/network unlock. Is that correct?
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I did not know there was a difference, which probably led to my confusion trying to find an answer. Yes I am looking for a Sim/network unlock, Is that possible? What is required?
I'm not asking how, I already know that part. I have an unlocked TMobile/Sprint phone, but from reading TMobile roms are a bit different as they do thier own or modified oos.
I have checked and I can toggle the oem locking in settings. I own the phone outright but I don't have an unlocked sim. I've heard with TMobile you have to call and have the sim unlocked , which in turn let's you then toggle the oem unlock so you can unlock the bootloader.
So my question is, since I bought the phone unlocked, and I can toggle the oem unlock feature, can I just unlock the bootloader now and proceed with root or does it sim need to be unlocked too??
You have to go into fastboot to check if you have it toggled on in dev options go into bootloader and do fastboot oem unlock from command prompt it will unlock or it won't you may have to get an unlock token from one plus also TMobile locks bootloader you need an unlock token file