We need to stop the growing trend of devices📱with a locked 🔒...

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2026-08-18T14:23:35Z

We need to stop the growing trend of devices📱with a locked 🔒 bootloader.

A locked bootloader advertised as a security feature is now used improperly for:

  • imaginary digital rights management
  • market monopolisation
  • bloking of a reuse of older unsupported devices
  • enforcing rules which are not a law
  • and worst of the worst: it was lately used as a behavior control tool by Apple in the UK. (Send an ID or you can't use an iphone)

So yes - they did cross the line. Apparently they cannot control themselves and use a locked bootloader for the advertised security, but also improperly used it for other unrelated things. So we can easily predict they won't stop here.

If such a dangerous feature as a locked bootloader cannot be kept as originaly intended for security only, then it has to go. There is no other way, but to completely abandon devices with locked bootloaders.

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