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What happens if I turn on OEM unlock?
Enabling “OEM unlock” only allows you to unlock the bootloader. By unlocking bootloader you can install custom recovery and with a custom recovery, you can flash Magisk, which will grant you superuser access. You can say “Unlocking OEM” is the first step of rooting an android device.
What does OEM locked mean?
4. Simply put, fastboot oem lock puts your bootloader into a mode that prevents you from overwriting your recovery image, without a subsequent fastboot oem unlock. This serves as a security precaution, primarily where the default recovery and firmware is installed.
Does locking bootloader wipe device?
When you lock your bootloader, it should not effect your data at all. Whenever you unlock it, it will wipe your data.
Can you root a Phone with a locked bootloader?
This article states that it’s possible to root with a locked bootloader. When the boot loader is locked, and the manufacturer doesn’t provide a legitimate method to unlock it, you usually need to find a flaw in the device that will serve as an entry point for rooting it.
As much of a no-brainer as it may seem, one of the reasons you’re unable to toggle the OEM Unlock button in the Developer options could be because the bootloader of your Android device is already unlocked.
Is there an oem unlock for my Android phone?
OEM Unlock may not be available for certain devices and regions As undesirable as it may be to the end-user, but the brand you purchase your Android device from, and even the network carrier that your device is tied to can determine how you use your mobile phone.
Why is the OEM unlock greyed out on my Android phone?
Considering that certain Android OEMs regard your warranty as void once you unlock the bootloader, it is safe to assume that they’re not completely supportive of you doing it. Either way, when you do unlock or relock the bootloader of your Android device, the Unlock OEM option from the Developer options could be greyed out.
Why does my device not relock the bootloader?
It can’t be trusted and will not boot” Jan 13, 2018 for purposes of the OS update to Oreo, I have tried to relock the bootloader through fastboot. Once done, my device refuses to boot and displays the following message: “Your device is corrupt. It can’t be trusted and will not boot”. Any thought on how I can resolve? thanks!