Xiaomi is further restricting how users can unlock the bootloader on their devices. If the bootloader is unlocked, OTA updates from Xiaomi will no longer be possible. Users can relock the bootloader to regain this functionality, but tinkering will no longer be as flexible. It's clear Xiaomi wants to exert more control over the user experience rather than make unlocking fully automated. Read more in our articles including "Xiaomi Changes Policy for unlocking bootloader" and "Xiaomi Mi3 now available on Lazada for Php14,999".
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Mar 16, 2014Xiaomi is further restricting how users can unlock the bootloader on their devices. If the bootloader is unlocked, OTA updates from Xiaomi will no longer be possible.
Users can relock the bootloader to regain this functionality, but tinkering will no longer be as flexible. It's clear Xiaomi wants to exert more control over the user experience rather than make unlocking fully automated.
Our coverage of xiaomi bootloader unlocking includes: "Xiaomi Changes Policy for unlocking bootloader"; "Xiaomi Mi3 now available on Lazada for Php14,999"; "Xiaomi to enter Philippine market this year". Each article provides unique insights and information.