[Q] should i stay with locked bootloader or unlock the bootloader - Sony Xperia S, Acro S, Ion

Hello everybody
i have this dilemma with my Xperia S LT26i.. i have it with locked bootloader ando is going well... do yo think is bettes stay with locked bootloader? or unlock it... and... the other thing.. is how do you know if your bootloader has been unlocked and relocked again?

You better ask questions in questions and answers sections... I think you dont understand bootloader... bootloader unlocked for usually for root the phone and then install custom ROM.. but xperia s can be rooted with locked bootloader as well (another way)... But some ROMs needs (ROMs with non-stock kernel) bootloader unlocked...
Also u dont need a poll for this lol....

x-geo said:
Hello everybody
i have this dilemma with not being able to find the Q&A section to put my thread in.
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Please use the Q&A section for all questions and request threads.
Read the XDA rules, read #15 twice
Also search search search. This topic has been covered many times in many threads.
XDA is a do-it-yourself forum not a give-me-the-answers forum.
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[Q] some questions befor I root

Hi everybody,,
I am new here and I really need some answers before I root my phone.
I have xperi arc and I live in university campus,so I need to use proxy to open the internet.
what are the consequences of the rooting?
do I loose my warranty? do I loose the official update from SE? ( I have xperia arc), if yes then is there any way to update when rooted?
What I get more if I unlocked the bootloader?
if I unroot my phone , will it be exactly the same as before?
same questuon for the bootloader.
sorry if that was too long
Did you bother searching? Or perhaps you just missed the sticky?
Anyway, please refer to [Guide] All in one 'Namaste guide' to Bootloader unlocking, Rooting, Flashing & more. This should clear most of your doubts.
While you're at it, just watch this video.
Well yes i searched ,, but i didn't expect to find a general subject in xperia forums
i googled it but nothing could answer mu questions exactly
maybe because of my English
or maybe i don't know what should I write in the search box!
anyway,,, my thanks to you and yes iam noob
Glad I could help but do use the search more often.
Cheers!

unlocking bootloader risk

How huge is the risk of bricking HTC One V while unlocking bootloader?
Does it can be evaluated somehow?
For example: in SE Xperia X8 there were a "trick", that you have to look, when your phone were produced and with that information you were able to evaluate, that you will brick your phone or not...
Does it works with HTC One V?
yo dude, i've JUST sold the X8 to come to the HOV, and i can tell you the bootloader unlock is 1000x more safe, it's from HTCDEV, the only way your going to brick it is by some sort of magic or you do something stupid.
HTC supports unlocking the bootloader, you don't need to do any "unofficial" hacking
You will have no problems if you follow the steps on the HTC developer website (the forum won't let me post the link for you, google htcdev unlock bootloader)
Hi
Just follow the excelent step-by-step tutorial here
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1598964
Also if for some reason you need to "go back" to unrooted stock device this is also really easy
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1706070
Regards
max
Wrong section. This belongs in Q&A. Please keep all question related threads in the Q&A section.
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[Q] Bootloader unlock on Sony Xperia S with ICS

Hello. The forum search isn't working at the moment so apologies in advance if I'm sounding lazy. I've just taken delivery of a brand new Sony Xperia S which is locked to O2 UK and has the official 6.1.A.0.453 firmware installed on it. In the service configuration menu it says Bootloader Unlock Allowed: No. How do I go about unlocking the bootloader please? Many thanks in advance!
Questions go in Q&A section ...........
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unfortunately there's no method at the moment, and you're in the wrong section
mharckk said:
unfortunately there's no method at the moment, and you're in the wrong section
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Many thanks and sorry for posting in the wrong section
Thread closed. Kindly post in the relevant section next time.

unlock

hi
I just bought Arc S
How do I unlock the phone?
You can find it on Sony mobile web unlockbootloader.sonymobile.com
Sent from my LT18i using xda app-developers app
As i wrote on the thread where you asked for 4.1 JellyBean.
Click the first line in my signature there you find all you need to Root or Bootloader unlock.
And use the SEARCH of the forum. (Forum-rules !!)
All your questions are asked multiple times and answered here !
Also about making your phone faster. (debloat, custom rom, custom kernel, overclock [at your own risk!!] )
Before starting new threads try googling for answers, and go read the stickys in the general section.
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[Q] Carrier unlock, root and install custom rom on Sony Xperia Arc S (lt18i)

Hi all, my friend has Sony Xperia Arc S (lt18i) which is locked to unknown carrier (3co.uk - i think) .. i want to unlock it and use my country's gsm carrier
I want to install custom Rom on it "XPERIA Ultimate HD MOD" (suggest any better rom if any) and i am totally noob for sony devices. (have worked on various HTC device so i guess wont be any hard for sony if proper instruction is provided :fingers-crossed
So my question is, Can it be unlocked to my carrier?? And instruction to root and install custom rom??
many many thanks in advance to all those who are willing to help :good::good::good:
Saron01 said:
So my question is, Can it be unlocked to my carrier?? And instruction to root and install custom rom??
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Yes, and go to the general section and read the stickys before starting threads asking for what's been posted numerous times. Just because you're a noob doesn't mean you can't read.
XperienceD said:
Yes, and go to the general section and read the stickys before starting threads asking for what's been posted numerous times. Just because you're a noob doesn't mean you can't read.
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went through numerous post to find the solution for sim-unlock but didn't find anywhere till you replied to my post hehehehhe
anyway got the answer..

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