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zte: move to caution Increasingly becoming more and more open, I think it's safe to move them to caution.

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### [Xiaomi/Redmi/POCO](./brands/xiaomi/README.md)
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### [ZTE/nubia](./brands/zte/README.md)
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## ⚠️ Proceed with caution!
The following manufacturers require an online account and/or a waiting period before unlocking.
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### [Sony](./brands/sony/README.md)
### [Tecno](./brands/tecno/README.md)
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### [ZTE/nubia](./brands/zte/README.md)
## ℹ️ "Safe for now" :trollface:
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> 🧹 This page is missing a lot of info!
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- Verdict: **⛔ Avoid!**
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- Verdict: **⚠️ Proceed with caution!**
- Verdict: **🍅 Terrible!** (Unisoc)
Snapdragon-based nubia devices can be unlocked with the Fastboot command `fastboot oem nubia_unlock NUBIA_MODEL` (e.g. -- if your phone's model number is NX609J, the command would be `fastboot oem nubia_unlock NUBIA_NX609J`.). Newer ZTE devices can also be unlocked with the standard `fastboot flashing unlock` command, but this tends to break the fingerprint sensor, Unisoc devices will never be unlockable, this is *not* ZTE's fault, Unisoc does not allow unlocking. As for non-nubia ZTE devices: