Hi, Is really Unloked? thk null

Yes. Just needed to put in SIM card from prior iPhone.

If it says that and the dealer is reputable, then, Yes. However, I’m not sure when Apple started making their iPhones “Universal” (meaning that it works on all US major carrier networks. There used to be one kind of iPhone for an AT&T type network, and another for a Verizon type network. They did (or maybe still do?), use different cell technologies (I forget the acronyms at the moment), but a quick Google should tell you about the two types of technologies that were (or are?) still used. I’ve always been with Consumer Cellular, on a fully purchased iPhone, locked to the AT&T network. This has confused even the “mobile managers” at SOME Best Buy stores (even to the point of REFUSING to take my money!). However, I’m typing this on a fully purchased “AT&T locked” Xs Max iPhone (purchased at a different Besy Buy store on El Camino, with a more “knowledgeable”manager That’s the extent of my knowledge on the subject (other than Consumer Cellular, with no contract, was the cheapest MONTHLY ISP).

Yes its unlocked like the treasures in the ocean. Like your kitchen cabinets.

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Yes. Just needed to put in SIM card from prior iPhone.
Answered by SmallPhoneForSmallPockets 6 years ago
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If it says that and the dealer is reputable, then, Yes. However, I’m not sure when Apple started making their iPhones “Universal” (meaning that it works on all US major carrier networks. There used to be one kind of iPhone for an AT&T type network, and another for a Verizon type network. They did (or maybe still do?), use different cell technologies (I forget the acronyms at the moment), but a quick Google should tell you about the two types of technologies that were (or are?) still used. I’ve always been with Consumer Cellular, on a fully purchased iPhone, locked to the AT&T network. This has confused even the “mobile managers” at SOME Best Buy stores (even to the point of REFUSING to take my money!). However, I’m typing this on a fully purchased “AT&T locked” Xs Max iPhone (purchased at a different Besy Buy store on El Camino, with a more “knowledgeable”manager That’s the extent of my knowledge on the subject (other than Consumer Cellular, with no contract, was the cheapest MONTHLY ISP).
Answered by IntenseResearch 6 years ago
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Yes
Answered by Raptr117 6 years ago
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Yes its unlocked like the treasures in the ocean. Like your kitchen cabinets.
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