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## ⚠️ Proceed with caution!
### [OnePlus](/brands/oneplus/README.md)
### [Fairphone](/brands/fairphone/README.md)
### [Sony](/brands/sony/README.md)
### [Microsoft](/brands/microsoft/README.md)
### [OnePlus](/brands/oneplus/README.md)
## "Safe for now" :trollface:
### [Google](/brands/google/README.md)

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# OnePlus
- Verdict: **⚠️ Proceed with caution!** </br>
> [!CAUTION]
> 🛑 This page is rejected and requires a complete rewrite.
- Verdict: **⚠️ Proceed with caution!**
What? OnePlus? Aren't their phones super easy to unlock? - yes, but... <br/>
You probably heard about the OnePlus X OPPO os merger and while it did get called off, both companies started sharing a "unified codebase". You can probably see where I'm going.
If one day OnePlus decides to practice racism like Realme or go nuclear like OPPO/Vivo, they'll have those "unified" tools at their disposal.
All of OnePlus' phones are easily unlockable.
However, do tread with caution as OPPO and OnePlus have merged their codebases into a "unified codebase", so OnePlus can, at any time, has tools to disable their unlocks.
This means OnePlus, at any time, can **completely pull an OPPO** and lock their unlock process.
OnePlus also used to provide Deep Testing for their SIM-locked devices in the US, however they have stopped doing this.
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Authored by [melontini](https://github.com/melontini).
Authored by [madeline-yana](https://github.com/madeline-yana).