What is the Definition of an Unlocked iPhone?
What is the Definition of an Unlocked iPhone?
An iPhone that is unlocked.
An unlocked iPhone is an iPhone that has the ability to be used with any carrier and not locked to one carrier.
A phone that will be able to accept any type of sim, being orange, tesco, vodaphone… So on
An iPhone that isn't tied up to a specific carrier.
The iPhone is SIM locked, meaning that it can only be used on AT&T and Verizon's networks in the US, a move that has caused substantial criticism from some users.
However, a number of third-party programmers have found ways to unlock the iPhone through both hardware and software. Few of these techniques have been widely released and the iPhone seems only to work on T-Mobile and AT&T for now.
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