Huawei’s latest Mate 20 Pro The good news is, Huawei phone users can now unlock the bootloader on their phone using a service run by FunkyHuawei.

HUAWEI announced yesterday that it will no longer support bootloader unlocking. Now we have an official statement on the matter from HUAWEI.

Huawei has quietly announced that it's discontinuing its bootloader unlock code application service. For every product launched after today, May 24, this will not be available at all.

Huawei has announced that it will stop providing bootloader unlock codes for its future devices. The confirmation follows an issue Huawei/Honor handset owners were experiencing earlier this month ...

HUAWEI is now stating it has "no plans" to unlock the bootloader on Mate 30 series devices, despite comments seemingly to the contrary made by HUAWEI CBG boss Richard Yu.

Could Huawei post explicit instructions online on how to unlock the Huawei Mate 30 Pro bootloader to make things simple? The company was mum on any of these details.

0 You might not have even known this, but Huawei offered a service in some markets to unlock the bootloaders of their mobile devices, though it seems it was never really available to Australians.

Any product launched after today, May 24th, 2018, will not be eligible for a bootloader unlock code. For devices release prior to today, codes will only be available for 60 days.

Apparently, the Huawei Mate 30 series will feature an unlockable bootloader as the company aims to ship 20 million units.

There was some hope that Huawei would loosen its grip on bootloader unlocks, so buyers could flash an alternate ROM with Google apps, but that won't be happening.