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Quote from WittyOctopus9593 Put the inactive RP sim card in the sim card slot. Power up your phone, connect to wifi. Wait for the phone to activate. Then you can go through the usual phone setup and confirm that the phone is sim locked under general -> about. Next go to att.com/deviceunlock. Start device unlock. Do you have att phone number? No. Type in your phone's IMEI (do NOT put IMEI 2, this is esim) then fill out your info on next page and submit. You will receive one email from at&t right away to confirm your request. Click to confirm and the second email should come soon with confirming the device is now unlocked. At this point, take out RP sim card and put a sim card for T-Mobile or Verizon (or any of their MVNOs) in the phone. Restart the device and it is now unlocked.
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expiredCookiepig4 posted Nov 26, 2023 1:48 AM
50% Off iPhone 12 [Unlocked] 64 Or 128 GB $315 at Target, In-Store Only, YMMV
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I can confirm they are 50%. You have to ask ATT/Target rep not Target reps.
I can confirm they are 50%. You have to ask ATT/Target rep not Target reps.
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I can't find a red pocket sim but I do have a ting sim. Will the ATT unlock trick work with that?
I can't find a red pocket sim but I do have a ting sim. Will the ATT unlock trick work with that?
I have a few family members still using the xr with very little issues but they don't use the devices as much
It is 100% true that Apple purposefully slow down older phones via updates, to get you to buy a new one. And even worse, they basically force those updates.
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Put in a t-mobile sim, works great!
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