“Hi @robroy90. Actually all comments are under moderation and being reviewed according to our user guidelines. That is our policy on the blog due to the # of spammers out there that whenever we do a blog post withiin seconds some bot comes in and spams us. Soo…I have approved your comment and others to let you know we want to hear from our customers and we take all your comments and forward it on to the right team at Motorola. As you know a blog is not the best way to keep track of a threaded discussion but do know we read everything. If you want to keep track of this discussion my suggestion is to get notifications via email as a MOTODEV member. Not forcing you to get an account but in order to get notified and keep track of the comments that is the best way with our community technology. Have a great day and hope to hear from you soon.”

You can take that however you like.

I have a suggestion for a possible solution that might leave both sides happy.

Is it possible to generate an unlock sbf file that is specific to a single phone’s IMEI? If so, couldn’t Motorola have a page for those of us wishing to unlock where we would have to enter the IMEI of our phones and download such a one-shot update? The advantage to this is that the user could be required to accept a waiver of warranty in order to download the sbf and the IMEIs entered could then be used to track those who have waived their warranty.

If the person then bricks their phone and tries to return it, they would be on record and can be refused warranty service at that time.

That way everyone compromises and hopefully everyone is happy. It might even earn MotoDev some new developers.

Just a thought.

There’s still no way to know how many posts show and how many are deleted unless people spread the word if their posts don’t show up. Just give it a day after you post just in case.