This technique has been known for a while actually (because chaps
quickly figured out that the phone lock was based on the AT&T IMSI
prefix checking; the IMSI is stored in the SIM). In fact the
interesting part here is that, if they wanted to, other networks could
(legal issues aside) provide SIM-based solutions from breaking the
iPhone lock...
Free consultation to those who would like to do this for us here in
UG :)
P.
On Jan 11, 2008, at 14:24, Kenneth Kabagambe wrote:
no need to unlock the iphone, if you can fool it and bypass the sim
lock, at least according to
http://www.one-stop-china.com/pdetail.jsp?productid=13648
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