Still no S-Off for 1.50? - HTC EVO 3D

It's been a couple months. Any update to S-Off for 1.50 version users?

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The current update below
Status:no update.
I know it's a ***** to wait.

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It won't happen. Sorry but EVO 3d days blow.
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Never say never. When it does come out...I will remind you..

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life64x said:
The current update below
Status:no update.
I know it's a ***** to wait.
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Funny but is the truth
from my shooter rocking myns ROM

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Ics is suppose to come with unlocked bootloader what I read maybe wrong
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blazerboy567 said:
Ics is suppose to come with unlocked bootloader what I read maybe wrong
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I doubt anything is ever going to come with an unlocked bootloader. People could mess up their phones and say it happened during an OTA. They won't be able to tell if it was really during an OTA or they did it themselves since the person would have S-OFF either way. They would either have to cancel their warranty or not have phones with unlocked bootloaders.

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I understand the wait, but at least some word from Rev; 'hey guys still working on the 1.50 hboot unlock...' .
Here is what pisses me off royally. See, HTC is requiring users to sign a electronic document that bypasses the Magnuson Moss Act; requires manufactures to prove that the alteration is what caused the warranty claim. Ie, car owner comes to the dealership because engine blew. Dealership notices that owner put on aftermarket exhaust, dealership will not warranty the engine. HTC is technically bypassing all that stating that rooting your phone, you are opting out of any factory or extended warranty. Ie, phone no turny on, HTC > You = po3ned . Sure they'll take a look at it, only to tell you that it is now going to cost you $xxx.xx to fix it.

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Its odd that they say unlock the phone but all they do is unlock the mmc protection to the file system and still void parts of the warranty.
The boot partition where the kernel lives is still protected and unflashable without using the work around.
Seems to me they are benefiting from this "unlock" more than anyone.

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first of all htc never said that.
second we deal with sprint, not htc.

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lafester said:
first of all htc never said that.
second we deal with sprint, not htc.
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You make a very good point, but I have one word for you; partnership. If you go back and read HTC and Sprint's Terms and Agreements it states that by agreeing to the T&A you are allowing the sharing of information. If Sprint says that by agreeing to the unlock you void the 'manufacture's' warranty, then you are doing just that by agreeing to the unlock.
But again, I applaud you for thinking outside the box. For once some people are beginning to see behind the facade.

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You can flash everything but radios , correct me if I'm wrong
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lafester said:
first of all htc never said that.
second we deal with sprint, not htc.
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Htc never said what? Did you even read the thing you agreed to when you went to use their "unlock"?
The manufacturer 1 year warranty is done with HTC not Sprint
Or are you talking about something ibcompletely missed.....
ktrotter11 said:
You can flash everything but radios , correct me if I'm wrong
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Or kernels. But you can use fasboot...
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