With the Android 10 push on 5 November 2019, the "OEM Unlocking" feature is disabled on my Pixel 3 and Pixel 1. Both of these devices are paid off, and I would like to be able to use this feature on my phones.
lyonster89, we definitely want to assist you the best way possible when it comes to the OEM unlocking feature on your devices. To ensure we on the same page, what is the reason you need this to be unlocked? The reason for my question is I would like to see if you were trying to use this device with another carrier. If you are, our 4G LTE device are automatically unlocked after 60 days of being active on the Verizon network. To learn more about this policy, please click here: http://spr.ly/66081urko. I would like to also set the correct expectations that we do not support factory unlocking such as jailbreaking or rooting the device as this strictly goes against our policy. Does this provide clarity?
KevinM_VZW
Thank you for your reply. Would you be able to direct me to your policy that references factory unlocking terrible as jailbreaking or rooting? I apreciate your help.
Sorry, ** Would you be able to direct me to your policy that references factory unlocking such as jailbreaking or rooting?**
@lyonster89 wrote:Sorry, ** Would you be able to direct me to your policy that references factory unlocking such as jailbreaking or rooting?**
This isn't the policy document you are looking for, but it is a policy of this community forum. From the Terms of Service for the Verizon Wireless Community forum:
* Posts that discuss hacking and/or rooting a wireless device from any carrier will be removed.
I'm most definitely NOT a VZW employee. If a post answered your question, please mark it as the answer.
Start a new topic or ask questions in the open forum.
