HTC CEO and president Peter Chou promised that all HTC Android devices launched after September 2011 can have their bootloaders unlocked.
Currently this is not the case with the AT&T One X variant.
The only thing they respond to is bad PR and social media harassment. We're passionate about our phones and they should know it.
https://www.facebook.com/ATT
-Comment on everything that they post. Demanding the bootloader be unlocked. Hit the like button on every other post about it
HTC North American HQ - 425-679-5318
AT&T Customer Service: 611. Ask to speak to a supervisor.
-They will transfer you if you are persistent.
I'm willing to downgrade my hardware to support open source, unlocked bootloader, and development. I feel that by not returning this phone - I am playing a part in supporting locked bootloaders.
I will continue to support this movement, update this thread, pester AT&T, and will probably be back should the bootloader be unlocked when my girlfriend needs a phone.
iPhone 3G > Captivate > Aria > Focus > Atrix 4g > AT&T Galaxy S2 > International Galaxy Note >AT&T Galaxy Note > AT&T One X > HSPA Galaxy Nexus > iPhone 5 > back to the HSPA Galaxy Nexus > AT&T Galaxy S3
Been commenting under "Robert Dole" on the facebook page since last night on everything.
I also have brought this to the attention of two editors (Myriam, Terrence) on Engadget directly via comments and podcasts chats on thier site. I also 'tipped' Engadget about it as well. Hopefully they will run a story on it.
EDIT: The more people that help, even just something as a simple post on att's FB page the better. Strength in numbers! Get everyone involved even if they don't have a One X!
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