This tutorial will show you how to remove the bootloader unlocked warning message on 3rd Gen Moto G 2015. Motorola allows unlocking your 3rd Gen Moto G 2015’s bootloader, but after unlocking the bootloader, you will see a warning message instead of Motorola logo every time you boot your Moto G 2015.
In this tutorial, we show you how to boot your Moto G 2015 into Fastboot/bootloader mode, Recovery mode and how to unlock its bootloader. You might want to do any of these on your Moto G 2015 in various development processes, as well as when encounter any issue such as screen freezing or apps not responding, etc.
If you are an Android fan looking for customizing your 2nd Gen Moto E 2015 with custom ROMs, Xposed Framework modules, as well as flashing system apps, the most important prerequisites are unlocked bootloader, a custom recovery and root access. Though you can do all these via command prompt, the Moto E 2015 Toolkit helps you do with a few clicks.
In this tutorial, we show you how to unlock LG G4 bootloader. Just like other LG’s flagship smartphones, the new LG G4 has also shipped with locked bootloader, but unlike its forerunners, the unlocking process is very simple in LG G4. All you need to enable the ‘OEM unlock’ option in the phone and issue the ‘fastboot oem unlock’ command.
Just like other Motorola smartphones, the new Moto E 2015 (2nd Gen) has also hipped with locked bootloaders. Android geek who want to get root access, install custom ROMs, custom recovery, Mods, etc. on their 2nd Gen Moto E 2015 needs unlocked bootloader. It means unlocking bootloader is a good idea before you start hacking your device.
Usually, in order to install a custom recovery like TWRP on your Sony Xperia Z3, your device must be bootloader unlocked, but unlocking bootloader will lose your phone’s warranty and delete the DRM security key from the Xperia Z3. DRM key is required for the advanced camera functionality on Z3.