kptphalkon
Active Member
@UNC,
Locking the bootloader in no way prevents malicious apps from being installed. It is the user who installs them, whether or not that user knows what he or she is actually doing. As far as cracking or exploits,
Well I sir enjoy rooting my phone and taking those risks so I can have the control over my device to be able to run it properly, with decisive command, and efficiently.
@Wugfresh
What you're suggesting is that if we do not take action, and we all just sit down, and do nothing about our wish to be free, and the desire mainly to have our phones completely usable by US THE USERS AND CONSUMERS, phones and computers will just be so locked down that we could only run say, government approved programs. On a bland singular operating system. No hard drives, personal storage, itll all be cloud based. No freedom.
I am with FreeMyMoto until I die or Moto goes bankrupt. You sir have my pledge
Locking the bootloader in no way prevents malicious apps from being installed. It is the user who installs them, whether or not that user knows what he or she is actually doing. As far as cracking or exploits,
Well I sir enjoy rooting my phone and taking those risks so I can have the control over my device to be able to run it properly, with decisive command, and efficiently.
@Wugfresh
What you're suggesting is that if we do not take action, and we all just sit down, and do nothing about our wish to be free, and the desire mainly to have our phones completely usable by US THE USERS AND CONSUMERS, phones and computers will just be so locked down that we could only run say, government approved programs. On a bland singular operating system. No hard drives, personal storage, itll all be cloud based. No freedom.
I am with FreeMyMoto until I die or Moto goes bankrupt. You sir have my pledge
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