Termux Link — Unlock Bootloader Using

Yes — under extremely rare conditions:

Disclaimer: Unlocking a bootloader will wipe all data from your device. It may void your warranty, make your device less secure, and potentially brick (permanently damage) your phone if done incorrectly. The methods described below using Termux are dependent on manufacturer-specific tools and exploits. Proceed at your own risk.

Exploit mtk-su (by XDA dev diov) gives temporary root on locked bootloaders for some MediaTek chips (MT67xx, MT8163).
From Termux (with root access gained via mtk-su), you can:

# Only if exploit works and partition writable
su
dd if=/sdcard/unlocked_aboot.img of=/dev/block/platform/mtk-msdc.0/by-name/bootloader

Why it fails now: MediaTek patched aboot write protection in newer bootloaders. unlock bootloader using termux link

fastboot flashing unlock # Google Pixel

Target screen will show a confirmation prompt. Use volume keys to select "Unlock".

Searching for "unlock bootloader using Termux link" returns many misleading YouTube videos and shady Telegram channels. Let's clear up the reality: Yes — under extremely rare conditions :

Myth: You can run fastboot oem unlock in Termux on your phone and instantly unlock it.

Reality: Termux runs inside Android. When you reboot to bootloader/fastboot mode, Termux stops. You need to control the bootloader from an external device — either a PC or a second Android phone.

The Real "Termux Link" Method: You use one Android device (Device A) with Termux installed, connect it via USB-C to USB-C cable to your target device (Device B), and send ADB/Fastboot commands from Device A to Device B. USB-C to USB-C Cable (must support data transfer)

This is possible because Termux can install android-tools (adbd and fastbootd) and control another phone over USB, just like a PC.

Once ADB is connected, you can use Termux to reboot the device into the mode required for unlocking.