Implications on warranty after unlocking bootloader

[AreTea]

Hi,
I recently bought a brand new ASUS ZenFone 6, one of the main reasons I bought it is because I wanted to install custom ROMs on it.
However in order to do that I would have to unlock the bootloader (using the official tool), which will void my warranty if I understood the T&C correctly. I am worried that I might encounter an hardware issue, would I still be covered for servicing hardware issues in this case?
Thank you for your responses in advance.

[ColorSage]

In this case ASUS may and will void your warranty. You're out of luck.

[AreTea]

@ColorSage I understand, but I would like to get further information about Out-of-Warranty service. I want to know for example, if my motorized camera stopped working, could I get it fixed for a price?

[ColorSage]

Any manufacturer should provide that kind of support, however ASUS seemed to struggle with getting their own parts for Zenfone 6 in the past. It'll be best if someone from ASUS will confirm.

[AreTea]

Thank you for the clarification, I was not sure if mobile manufacturers provide that kind of support.
It'll be best if someone from ASUS will confirm.
I'll wait for the same 🙂

[rfa]

Isn't the warranty on the hardware? How does altering the software affect the hardware?