All the news reports about the new AT&t unlocking policy mention upgrading as a way to become eligible for an unlock...but does that just mean your OLD phone is eligible, or can you unlock the phone you get with the upgrade?
All the news reports about the new AT&t unlocking policy mention upgrading as a way to become eligible for an unlock...but does that just mean your OLD phone is eligible, or can you unlock the phone you get with the upgrade?
Any phone that is still on a subsidized contract will stay locked
When you upgrade, only your old phone will be eligible.
Any phone that is still on a subsidized contract will stay locked
When you upgrade, only your old phone will be eligible.
Sidenote I wonder what made AT&T have a sudden change of mind?
Once Tim Cook ordered the unlocking of that person's device, that act rendered their policy of not unlocking devices for any reason whatsoever moot, in my opinion.
Just Me, D
(Tapatalk - iPad 2)
I suspect you are correct, and their desire to avoid legal action over future unlock requests was likely at the forefront of this decision.
Any phone that is still on a subsidized contract will stay locked
When you upgrade, only your old phone will be eligible.
Seems fair to me.
AT&T unlocked my iPhone 4S today after the 5-7 business day wait. No ETF.
i just unlocked my iphone 4 with at&t and it work for me and like 7 days the iphone got locked againg what can i do or what happend??