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Upgraded to iOS 15.2.1 and checked for Parts and Service History under Settings > General > About. As there was no Parts and Service History, the battery is not a replacement. Any battery replacement, whether genuine Apple or third-party, would show up in the history.
For XRs (unlike 12s or 13s), screen replacements will not show up in the history. A visual examination of my XR doesn't show any obvious evidence of screen replacement.
Posted by another user, FYI: For those who are wondering if you want to do a return, Yes you do have to pay return shipping if it was delivered to you. If you refuse the package you will not have to pay return shipping. For returning, USPS(Postal Service) First Class with tracking or Priority mail recommended but UPS and Fedex should work as well. (ALWAYS make sure you get tracking on your package or it can complicate your return and or cause a return to "have no evidence of arriving")
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(Updated)Total Wireless/Tracfone brand Unlock Policy:
For Customers with Apple devices:
- TracFone will automatically unlock the device when it becomes eligible for unlocking.
- For all Apple devices activated with TracFone prior(Before) November 23, 2021, the device will be automatically unlocked after 12 months of active TracFone service.
- For Apple devices activated with new TracFone service on the Verizon network on or after November 23, 2021, the device will be automatically unlocked 60 days after activation in the absence of an indication of fraud.
For Customers with non-Apple(ie: Google Android/other devices) devices
- TracFone will provide an unlocking code to customers who request unlocking, provided they meet the following conditions:
- If the TracFone device was activated with TracFone service prior to November 23, 2021, then the device must have been active on TracFone Service for no fewer than 12 months with Service Plans redeemed in no fewer than 12 months, and not have had their telephone number recycled or ported.
- If the TracFone device was activated with new service on the Verizon network on or after November 23, 2021, then at least 60 days must have elapsed since the device was activated.
- The device must be in working condition.
- The device has not been reported stolen or lost, and there are no indicators of fraud.
Deployed Military Personnel:
- If you are a TracFone customer in the military and receive relocation orders outside of the TracFone Coverage Area, we will unlock your device at your request, even during the applicable lock period following the activation of your device.
- All other eligibility criteria apply to TracFone's customers who are deployed military personnel.
- Customers are eligible for this program only once every twelve months.
**Note: Not every device unlocked from Tracfone/Tracfone brands are 100% compatible with other carriers(iPhones typically but not always being an exception). Make sure and check with people here and or Tracfone for info.
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Trade-in Options (From asianman35, Post 1156):
1. trade in to best buy for $190 gift card
2. trade in to apple for $200 gift card
3. trade in to gamestop for $210 credit or $168 cash
4. use to trade in with your carrier (sprint seems to be a great deal right now)
5. activate and hope that it unlocks after 60 days? some people are saying this wont happen since these have been activated on totalwireless already (hence theyre refurbs).
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Well as per the new policy after take over from Verizon in November,Tracphone has updated its unlocking policy for apple devices to be 60 days post activation if activated after Nov 23rd-2021
That said,I have reached to multiple customer care rep and have even called and the fact that it gets unlocked after 60 days is something they all echoed but there was difference on if it active service or just first month of activation.There is no proven way until Jan 23rd to see when this first set of deals got launched to see how it goes.
The unlocking policy does mention it will automatically unlock after 60 days - But if some one or most of the folks trading in should not have a problem .If you plan to keep this phone for a longer run and use it I would activate the service for the second month to avoid any hassle in pushing Customer rep to unlock .As i did call out we will have to wait to see how it actually works.Its an additional $20-$22 to get some total wireless prepadi cards on sale or deals.
In the worst case if this not does not get honored we can still encash for trade in or other options to sell this for cash.
Any one with still having doubts on the unlock policy can contact customer care for their satisfaction before they jump in - however as i mentioned its more of waiting game as I did realize it was not consistent reply.
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I bought an XR in December and activated it on receipt. Don't plan on renewing the service as I wait for the 60-day clock to run out for unlock. In the meantime, if I order another phone and activate it around the time the first one expires, I would have had a line active for 60 days on my account but not the same one..
Also, Assuming I do get points in the above scenario, are they transferable to Tracfone? I have a TF account that I intend to keep (if I can get a free extra month or so with transferred points, that would make it sweeter).
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"The OnePlus 8 will remain without official resistance for most regions, but carrier models in the United States have it. If you really want an unlocked version and don't mind paying up for an upgrade, the OnePlus 8 Pro offers IP68 certified water and dust resistance in all markets."
I bought an XR in December and activated it on receipt. Don't plan on renewing the service as I wait for the 60-day clock to run out for unlock. In the meantime, if I order another phone and activate it around the time the first one expires, I would have had a line active for 60 days on my account but not the same one..
Also, Assuming I do get points in the above scenario, are they transferable to Tracfone? I have a TF account that I intend to keep (if I can get a free extra month or so with transferred points, that would make it sweeter).
https://www.ebay.com/itm/RSIM13-R...3891078374
Instructions are horrible. I bought from the same seller a year ago and similar instructions. Likely Chinese seller and he/she used Google translate to translate the Chinese instructions to English, which didn't do a good job.
With this rsim you have to program both the ICCID and IMSI; the one last year I only had to program the ICCID. The listing has the site for the latest ICCID. Use the IMSI in the listing.
The problem I had is it kept bringing up the sim application pop-up after I programed the values. Eventually I got it to stop doing that after I logged into my apple id first, the invalid sim warning stopped appearing, at which point I was able to replace the RSIM with my t-mobile sim and it worked.
So I recommend
1) transfer data from your old iPhone to the XR (optional)
2) use the included TW sim (or another tracfone, TW, straight talk, page plus, etc sim card) to pass the activation screen; no need to activate serice
3) log into your Apple ID account
4) remove sim from step 2
5) plug in RSIM (there are 2 the seller shipped, a AT&T one and a nom-AT&T one, I used the non one for T-Mobile) and program the ICCID / IMSI
6) hopefully it will just play nice activate with the RSIM, if it pops up the sim programming again, just cancel out and hopefully it goes through; if the invalid sim pops up, just eject and re-insert to program it again.. If you make it through this and the iPhone just goes to the start screen without complaining about a sim issue I think you're good
7) replace the rsim with your carrier sim (in my case t-mobile)
While this may not correct steps it seemed to work for me. Maybe someone else can provide their tips
Note: I believe RSIM only works with GSM networks, so you won't be able to get it to work on CDMA network (Verizon).
https://www.androidauthority.com/...f-1106684/ [androidauthority.com]
"The OnePlus 8 will remain without official resistance for most regions, but carrier models in the United States have it. If you really want an unlocked version and don't mind paying up for an upgrade, the OnePlus 8 Pro offers IP68 certified water and dust resistance in all markets."
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https://www.ebay.com/itm/RSIM13-R...3891078374
Instructions are horrible. I bought from the same seller a year ago and similar instructions. Likely Chinese seller and he/she used Google translate to translate the Chinese instructions to English, which didn't do a good job.
With this rsim you have to program both the ICCID and IMSI; the one last year I only had to program the ICCID. The listing has the site for the latest ICCID. Use the IMSI in the listing.
The problem I had is it kept bringing up the sim application pop-up after I programed the values. Eventually I got it to stop doing that after I logged into my apple id first, the invalid sim warning stopped appearing, at which point I was able to replace the RSIM with my t-mobile sim and it worked.
So I recommend
1) transfer data from your old iPhone to the XR (optional)
2) use the included TW sim (or another tracfone, TW, straight talk, page plus, etc sim card) to pass the activation screen; no need to activate serice
3) log into your Apple ID account
4) remove sim from step 2
5) plug in RSIM (there are 2 the seller shipped, a AT&T one and a nom-AT&T one, I used the non one for T-Mobile) and program the ICCID / IMSI
6) hopefully it will just play nice activate with the RSIM, if it pops up the sim programming again, just cancel out and hopefully it goes through; if the invalid sim pops up, just eject and re-insert to program it again.. If you make it through this and the iPhone just goes to the start screen without complaining about a sim issue I think you're good
7) replace the rsim with your carrier sim (in my case t-mobile)
- Can I trade in the phone with Apple without even bothering to insert the SIM card and turning it on?
- Will Apple still give you full trade-in credit if the phone screen has been replaced?
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