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  1. #1
    Tom Accuosti
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    I mostly lurk on this group to just to check out the latest news on
    phones, and I keep seeing references to unlocking a phone. Does this
    have something to do with buying a phone that's not specifically from
    the carrier's plan, or am I not understanding it?

    If anyone can explain this or point me to a link on more information,
    I'd appreciate it.





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  2. #2
    bamp
    Guest

    Re: What is "unlocking"?


    "Tom Accuosti" <[email protected]> wrote in message
    news:[email protected]...
    I mostly lurk on this group to just to check out the latest news on
    phones, and I keep seeing references to unlocking a phone. Does this
    have something to do with buying a phone that's not specifically from
    the carrier's plan, or am I not understanding it?

    That's correct, some carriers "lock" a phone and it can't be used on a
    different carrier. They can be "unlocked" and will work on any carrier that
    uses the same technology. Also some of the features, of the phone, are
    locked out by some carriers.

    Hope this helps......bamp

    If anyone can explain this or point me to a link on more information,
    I'd appreciate it.








  3. #3
    bamp
    Guest

    Re: What is "unlocking"?


    "Tom Accuosti" <[email protected]> wrote in message
    news:[email protected]...
    I mostly lurk on this group to just to check out the latest news on
    phones, and I keep seeing references to unlocking a phone. Does this
    have something to do with buying a phone that's not specifically from
    the carrier's plan, or am I not understanding it?

    That's correct, some carriers "lock" a phone and it can't be used on a
    different carrier. They can be "unlocked" and will work on any carrier that
    uses the same technology. Also some of the features, of the phone, are
    locked out by some carriers.

    Hope this helps......bamp

    If anyone can explain this or point me to a link on more information,
    I'd appreciate it.








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