OEM Unlock: enable Samsung Galaxy S8, S9 and Note 8

To enable OEM Unlock on devices Samsung Galaxy S8, S9 και Note 8 χωρίς να χρειάζεται να περιμένετε μια βδομάδα, θα πρέπει να αλλάξετε μερικές από τις of the device you are interested in but also how to download the updates.

Before proceeding you will need to have a Samsung account and a Google account on your device.OEM Unlock

Open the Settings app and go to General Manager or General Settings. Search for the date and time and disable the Auto date. Select Set Date or Set Date.
When the window opens, set the date to a day of the previous month. Make sure the new date is at least a week behind today.OEM Unlock

Return to main applying settings. Now you should enable the options for developers or Developer options. To activate them, press Information or About Phone and find the build number of your device. Tap on the number seven times to enable developer options. Then go back to the main screen of the Settings app and tap on Developer options.

Για να συνεχίσουμε με το OEM Unlock, επιστρέψτε στην κύρια οθόνη της εφαρμογής “Ρυθμίσεις.” Βρείτε και πατήστε το “Ενημέρωση λογισμικού”. Απενεργοποιήστε την αυτόματη λήψη ενημερώσεων με το “Μη αυτόματη λήψη ενημερώσεων”. Αν δείτε κάποιο σφάλμα, μην τρομάξετε. Δεν χαλάσαμε την συσκευή, απλά η ημερομηνία έχει οριστεί λάθος. Κάντε μια επανεκ of your device.

After restarting your phone, open the Settings app and find the developer options. The OEM Unlock button must be active.

This restriction (OEM Unlock) may seem annoying, but it seems that Samsung added it as an extra measure s.

If your new phone is locked and stolen, an unlocked bootloader will allow you to go in and delete it.

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