> Request to Google: ungrey the “OEM unlocking” toggle in the factory, before shipping store.google.com devices to customers. Do not make your customers connect the device to the Internet before they are allowed to install the operating system they want.
That won't happen. I can think of two big reasons off the top of my head:
1. Supply-chain attacks, someone gets a hold of the phone before it gets to you and unlocks the bootloader and then proceeds to modify or install another OS.
2. Warranty reasons, very likely they want to have it phone back and send a record that it was unlocked so they can deny warranty in cases where user damaged the device through software.
That won't happen. I can think of two big reasons off the top of my head:
1. Supply-chain attacks, someone gets a hold of the phone before it gets to you and unlocks the bootloader and then proceeds to modify or install another OS.
2. Warranty reasons, very likely they want to have it phone back and send a record that it was unlocked so they can deny warranty in cases where user damaged the device through software.