Hello, world!
Is it possible to somehow remove an unlocked bootloader warning on newer Motorola phones?
I’ve tried to flash custom logo.bin via fastboot flash logo command. Boot logo has changed but the warning hasn’t been removed. Instead it just became plain text (as well as whole
fastboot menu).
Would be grateful for any of you suggesting something ;)
Unfortunately, no. I’m running LineageOS on a Motorola device and the support docs state that there’s nothing that can be done about this once its unlocked.
My (limited) understanding of it says no. The bootloader can only be locked and unlocked with keys derived from Motorola. So to lock the bootloader would make it so that future OS upgrades can’t be loaded. If your concern is security, your content is encrypted.
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Unfortunately, no. I’m running LineageOS on a Motorola device and the support docs state that there’s nothing that can be done about this once its unlocked.
4uck((( How do you think, would it be too difficult for Lineage’s devs to make bootloader relockable after install?
My (limited) understanding of it says no. The bootloader can only be locked and unlocked with keys derived from Motorola. So to lock the bootloader would make it so that future OS upgrades can’t be loaded. If your concern is security, your content is encrypted.