I rooted my Motorola Motoluxe (XT615) and i've now started on removing all the yucky, yucky bloatware. So i've came across an app labelled "Terms of Service" (com.motorola.setup.tos) and is it safe to remove?
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I've searched and searched for ways to unlock my Motorola XT615 via software, but so far I've only found posts where they use boxes or remote unlocking (I don't really trust the latter). So my question is whether there is away to unlock this device by myself.
Are there any other models with similar characteristics on which unlocking has been succesful so I can experiment with those techniques?
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View 7 Replies View Related,the phone xt615 was set sell for china first. with the newest android 2.3.7 .
there is a problem that i have tried all the ways but not root the phone .
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I know i should have made tons of Backups before trying out something like "Provision Optimizer [Root] but i didn't do any Backups. After i clicked the "one click optimize" button, i rebooted my phone to apply the settings. The Motorola Boot Logo showed up, but instead of loading/showing the animated Motorola Boot Logo(the second one) the Screen turned black. After waiting one or two more minutes I tried to touch the Screen and the Motoluxe responds as if the Screen was turned on. Even the sounds and vibrations match the Touch screen unlocking.
Technical Details:
Motorola Motoluxe
Android 2.3.7
Fw: IRM-1670-0-4073-A02_BFM_service.sbf (stock)
Rooted
Usb Debugging enabled
How can I backup either my Data to flash the Motoluxe once again (Titanium Backup installed) or undo the changes, that the "Provision Optimizer" did to my system?
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