The limits of what Tfastunlocker promises about device operations, outcomes, data, and the information published on this site.
Device servicing is not deterministic. Manufacturers change firmware and security without notice, and two handsets with the same model number can behave differently. We publish what we support in good faith, but we cannot promise that any particular operation will succeed on any particular device.
Many operations erase user data, and some do so without warning. Assume that anything on the device will be lost, and back it up first. We are not responsible for photographs, messages, accounts, or any other data lost during an operation.
An interrupted flash, an incorrect firmware file, or a hardware fault that was already present can leave a device unusable. Where a device is recoverable we will help you try, but we cannot guarantee recovery and we are not responsible for the cost of a replacement.
Unlocking a bootloader, flashing firmware, or removing protection may void the manufacturer warranty and can affect future official updates. Tell your customer before you start; it is their device and their decision.
The software is a tool for people who already know how to service phones. It assumes you can read a device, choose the right procedure, and recognise when to stop. It is not a substitute for training or experience.
Some features depend on servers and services we do not control, and our site links to manufacturer resources and other third-party material. We are not responsible for the availability, accuracy, or content of anything we do not operate.
Model lists, guides, prices, and release notes are kept as accurate as we can, but they can fall behind. Nothing published on this site is a contractual promise about a specific device unless we have confirmed it for your case in writing.
Anything we publish about the legality of an operation is general information, not legal advice. The law differs by country and changes. If you are unsure whether a job is lawful where you are, take proper advice before you take the money.
Release notes, supported-model updates and help from other repairers. Pick whichever you already use.
