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Sunday, April 7, 2013

21 Warning Signs You Need More Information On

By Anthony Wojner


Nowadays, a lot of people cannot do without cell phones. And this is the reason why most cell phone companies continue to manufacture the latest models to sell to the public. Sadly, locked phones prevent users from making the most out of their cell phone's unique features.

Unlocking your cell phone is especially useful for those who are constantly traveling abroad because then you will be able to make calls overseas. Other than that, when a cell phone is locked, most of the time other kinds of Subscriber Identity Modules or SIM cards don't register on the phone which can be an inconvenience especially if you are in another country. When your cell phone is unlocked, you are able to change SIMs no matter where you are, unlike when it is locked and you are limited to just one SIM.

Most users may not know this, but the reason for cell phone service providers locking cell phones is so that they can charge you more for when you use your line out of their network or in other words, when you are roaming. In case you are worried that your phone is going to stay locked forever, well it's not, unless you are using a non-GSM phone which means that your account is tied up to your phone itself and not your SIM card. Many of these cell phones can be unlocked with a simple password, although some need to be linked to a certain terminal in order for the phone to be unlocked. This type of software containing unlocking data that will break the code of your phone, also rewrites your entire operating system.

The easier way would be to input the secret password onto your cell phone which is often a special code that is applicable to that particular phone only. Service providers usually charge a small fee in order for you to get the code to unlock your cell phone, and you can either bring it to the store or do it yourself. Your cell phone may not be unlocked as soon as you inform your service provider as it may take a while. But if you've only just begun using your cell phone or plan, network providers may tell you that you need to wait at least a couple of months to a year before they unlock it.

Although if they do not want to give you the code, then you can try a few things and hopefully be able to successfully unlock it without the password. Phone unlocking forums are very helpful when it comes to situations like this because there, you can look for your cell phone's password by scanning through these sites. If you don't have the time to scan through the different forums, then you can visit a good phone company that provides phone unlocking services instead at an affordable price.




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