Moto Z2 Force Custom Rom

[Madeleine Harrier]

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Hi,

I will wish to talk about the motorola Z2 force and how to install the OS E. I have a model X1789-04 and motorola does not support the unlock of the bootloader. Would you have an unlock alternative experience? EDL mode? auto sign Motorola & Att a version of E? A generator of unlock code?

Thank you.

I bought ATT Moto Z2 Force few months ago and tried to boot a custom rom as well. I am not a technician and maybe there is some way but everyone I was asking said there is no way to unlock ATT or Verizon providers.

So I returned the phone back to the seller and get refunded as I got 14 days to do so as a customer (UK).

Then I bought T-Mobile version which is unlockable as well as Sprint one. So buy these ones.

Unfortunately after few times I booted some custom roms the SIM card stoped working (probably because of oficial Android Pie version I tried to boot messed something up). Now my daughter uses it to watch youtube and listen to music as WiFi still working.

Overall the phone is ok, it is fast, battery is good, the only downside is a speaker, camera and lack of AU jack.

Best Wishes.

So before anyone decided to buy MOTO Z2 FORCE smartphone please remember the AT&T and Verizon versions are locked by manufacture so you CANNOT install any custom rom including /e/ on those phones.

You CAN unlock SIM for other mobile providers but it is not possible to unlock the bootloader (Unless there are some crazy hacks or tweeks I am not aware of).

You can only unlock the bootloader and install roms with the T-Mobile or Sprint versions.

Best Wishes.

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