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Can I delete anySIM from my phone once I am unlocked?
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McGiord
macrumors 601
Some weeks ago I had the same question and the answer is YES for the version used with 1.02 Firmware.
I don't know for the new version because I haven't use it yet.
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I don't know for the new version because I haven't use it yet.
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polishmacuser
macrumors 6502a
yes you can once its unlocked your done unless you restore then your going to have to put that program back ad unlock it again
You are correct in the first part.
Yes, you can delete it after you unlocked your 1.1.1
And even if you restore your iphone, your phone is still unlocked. But you still need to activate, jailbreak again..
Luis
macrumors 65816
Just to clarify: Yes, you can delete AnySIM from your phone after unlocking, just remember that if you are going to unlock again you need to put it back in (but there's no problem because it's probably going to be a new version, so no need to keep around the old one.)
And also, unlocks by AnySIM 1.02 ARE restore resistant; however, unlocks by AnySIM 1.1 ARE NOT restore resistant (this is due to a change in the unlock method) but you can still unlock afterwards.
And also, unlocks by AnySIM 1.02 ARE restore resistant; however, unlocks by AnySIM 1.1 ARE NOT restore resistant (this is due to a change in the unlock method) but you can still unlock afterwards.
JonHimself
macrumors 68000
So hypothetical question then... if I took a 1.1.1 firmware and unlocked it (downgrade, upgrade, activate and jailbreak) can I restore my iPhone using iTunes and then be able to redo the whole process?
Luis
macrumors 65816
Exactly. The change in the unlock method was done in order to prevent "bricking" of phones every firmware update, but the tradeoff was that the unlock is not restore resistant.