Dear AT&T / HTC

We are proud owners of the HTC One X. A beautiful device with powerful potential. All we ask is that AT&T allows HTC to issue unlocks to owners of the One X that choose to unlock it.

This phone has the potential to be an excellent platform for development by enthusiasts as well, and we consider the ability to modify the software running on the phone to be a valuable (or even essential) feature. The current inability of the HTC One X to accept custom firmware is already dissuading some from buying this phone, and even causing others to consider returning devices that they have recently bought.

Once bought, the HTC One X is our property alone to modify if we choose. HTC CEO and president Peter Chou promised that all HTC Android devices launched after September 2011 can have their bootloaders unlocked if the owner chose to unlock them. And here we are, asking for that promise to be fulfilled.

Unlocking the HTC One X helps the development community do what they want with their devices. By unlocking the One X, HTC and AT&T are supporting open hardware and software, the way it was meant to be. Please respect our freedom to do what we want with our devices allow the bootloader unlock.

Sincerely,

The Undersigned