[AT&T Galaxy Note 3 General] Phatboyj420:
"I personally have and will be posting the following rants on every Relative social media sight until there is an acceptable resolution for both current and future Carrier branded Samsung devices"

Feel free to copy and paste from here or Download the .docx file attached (bottom of post)

I am also open to ideas as to where to post (other than the obvious)

My Locked Boot loader Rants For posting

you decide what to post where Social media sites listed on the 3rd page

I post this one on sites 1-3 (1 2 & 3) listed on Pg.3

Petition Support Rant

All AT&T/Verizon Samsung Note 3 And beyond users "including the S5" should sign this petition:

The following change.org petition is for the Note 3 but the S5 is in the same boat as far as having the same locked bootloader. So in reality it applies to both devices as well as any future Samsung device so Please don't let that stop you from signing because the end result if ever successful will be the same for all devices and carrier variants alike.

Change.org petition Sign Here: http://chn.ge/192KeHy

I added Verizon to my post because if AT&T or Verizon are eventually persuaded the other would soon follow suit as,

"AT&T and Verizon are in the same boat, Tokin the same whack"

You can further support the cause by going to the following links and following the directions within. Verizon users just post the same on the Verizon Facebook page.

"again" The following links are for the Note 3 but the S5 is in the same boat as far as having the same locked bootloader. So in reality it applies to both devices as well as any future AT&T/Verizon Carrier branded Samsung device.

Link#1= XDA bootloader petition thread:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2470167

Link#2=AT&T Note 3 Unlocked/Bootloader Bounty thread:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2708609

For Verizon unlocked/Bootloader bounty Look for you device thread on XDA developers forum as I'm sure you have a bounty thread specific to your device the same advice applies to AT&T/Verizon Samsung S5 device users as well

"As it seems"

developers have come to a stalemate against the official 4.4.2 KK Bootloaders The above listed measures may be our only hope at ever getting to use our devices to their fully intended potential ,"best case scenario"

"Worst Case"

we will continue to disrupt AT&T, Verizon, and Samsung's social media sites until the problem is resolved to our content.

"AT the very least"

We will have warned other potential AT&T/Verizon customers of the problem and hopefully sway them from a regrettable purchase.

I post this one on sites 2 & 4 listed on Pg.3

Samsung Rant

Samsung please allow us to unlock our bootloaders On all AT&T and Verizon carrier branded 2013/2014 Samsung devices, Like HTC & Motorola allow through a tool provided on their sites. I personally purchase android devices because they are open source but you totally impede that advantage by locking down the device. Now I can't use the device at its full potential. HTC & Motorola understand this, why don't you? I fully understand that Samsung locked their bootloaders at the request of the carriers. The problem with that is, it should be the end users decision and not the carriers. There for you should provide a software tool, "similar to Motorola or HTC's", to allow us (the end users) to unlock our bootloaders as we (the end users) see fit.

Fair warning,

If a suitable resolution cannot be found you will be losing business to your above mentioned competitors

I post this one on site 1 listed on Pg.3

AT&T Rant

At&T/Samsung please allow us to unlock our bootloaders On all AT&T carrier branded 2013/2014 Samsung devices, Like HTC & Motorola allow through a tool provided on their sites. I personally purchase android devices because they are open source but you totally impede that advantage by locking down the device. Now I can't use the device at its full potential. HTC & Motorola understand this, why don't you? I fully understand that Samsung locked their bootloaders at the request of the carrier. The problem is it should be the end users decision and not the carriers there for you should provide a software tool, "similar to Motorola or HTC's", to allow us (the end users) to unlock our bootloaders as we (the end users) see fit.

I added the Verizon rant only because

they are doing the axact same thing as AT&T and if we succeed with one carrier the other is likely to follow suit. (Common Sense)

I post this one on site 3 listed on Pg.3

Verizon Rant

Verizon/Samsung please allow us to unlock our bootloaders On all Verizon carrier branded 2013/2014 Samsung devices, Like HTC & Motorola allow through a tool provided on their sites. I personally purchase android devices because they are open source but you totally impede that advantage by locking down the device. Now I can't use the device at its full potential. HTC & Motorola understand this, why don't you? I fully understand that Samsung locked their bootloaders at the request of the carrier. The problem is it should be the end users decision and not the carriers there for you should provide a software tool, "similar to Motorola or HTC's", to allow us (the end users) to unlock our bootloaders as we (the end users) see fit.

Social Media Sites for Posting

1.) https://www.facebook.com/ATT

2.) https://www.facebook.com/SamsungMobile

3.) https://www.facebook.com/verizon

4.) https://www.facebook.com/SRSROOT

Use the above as well as the attached file any way you'd like