Unlock Bootloader Via Termux -

To unlock a bootloader via Termux, you essentially use Termux as a mobile terminal to send fastboot commands to another Android device via a USB OTG cable. You generally cannot unlock a device's own bootloader from within itself using Termux because fastboot requires the device to be in "Fastboot Mode," where the standard Android OS (and Termux) isn't running. Prerequisites

for security reasons. It is the digital equivalent of a "factory reset" on steroids. Reality Check: The Costs of Freedom unlock bootloader via termux

Warning: This guide is for educational purposes. Unlocking your bootloader will void your warranty on most devices, wipe all your data (factory reset), and if done incorrectly, can permanently brick your device. Proceed at your own risk. To unlock a bootloader via Termux, you essentially

The Host Device: An Android phone with Termux installed. This device must support USB OTG (On-The-Go). The Target Device: The phone you wish to unlock. USB OTG Adapter: To connect the two phones. It is the digital equivalent of a "factory

Your prompt should change from $ to #. Grant Superuser permission when Magisk/SuperSU prompts you.