!link! - Oem-locked Cid 0x0032

Even with an eligible CID, the "OEM Unlocking" toggle in Developer Options may be unavailable for several reasons:

Unlocking a bootloader on a CID 0x0032 device has significant consequences:

: While 0x0032 is a retail CID, some devices sold through third-party retailers like Amazon or eBay may have been refurbished from carrier versions or have regional locks that override the retail CID's standard permissions. oem-locked cid 0x0032

OEM-Unlocking-grayed-out - English Motorola - MOTO COMMUNITY

The status refers to a specific identification code (Carrier Identification ID) found on Motorola devices . This code typically identifies a device as "Retail" or "Unbranded," which should theoretically make it eligible for bootloader unlocking. However, users often encounter errors or grayed-out options when attempting to customize these phones. Understanding CID 0x0032 Even with an eligible CID, the "OEM Unlocking"

: If the device has previously undergone unsuccessful flashing attempts, the bootloader might remain "Securely Locked," preventing further modification. Troubleshooting the "Not Eligible" Error

If Motorola's website reports your 0x0032 device is not eligible after running the fastboot oem get_unlock_data command: However, users often encounter errors or grayed-out options

: For newer Motorola devices, the "OEM Unlocking" toggle may remain grayed out until the device has been connected to the internet for a specific duration—sometimes up to seven days .

: Ensure all options under Settings > Privacy > Motorola Privacy are enabled to allow the device to sync with Motorola's servers.