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Best ways to use my iPhone overseas?

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Mr.Gump

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To All Reading This,

Hello, and thank you for taking the time to come to my thread and read my question. I am grateful for your time and your advice.

I will be moving to Bangkok Thailand for up to a year and I want to use my iPhone there.

Can anyone recommend simple to use quality software that will enable my iPhone in Bangkok with a SIM card purchased in Bangkok? Thank you.


it is important to me that the software be simple and pretty much push button stuff.

can I reverse any changes to the iPhone that might prevent it from being used on my home AT&T network when i return?
 
zander271 said:
http://www.quickpwn.com/

Unlock your phone. Only way At&t will know your phone is unlocked is if you take it into a apple store without doing a DFU restore.

If you have a 3g with firmware 2.2.1 you need to downgrade the baseband to 2.28 you can do this by....

http://www.modmyi.com/forums/iphone-news/575351-downgrade-3g-baseband-2-30-2-28-a.html

Its impossible to brick your phone and its stupid simple to jailbreak and unlock your phone.

Enjoy
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I have used QuickPwn to unlock my iPhone (2G first generation) (2.2.1 5H11) and it worked very well. I have a questions though.

Now that I have used QuickPwn and then used the iTunes restore to test turning my phone back to normal, will Apple bust me for it and know? I am asking because I did not do that "DFU" restore, I did the regular iTunes restore.
 
Mr.Gump said:
I have used QuickPwn to unlock my iPhone (2G first generation) (2.2.1 5H11) and it worked very well. I have a questions though.

Now that I have used QuickPwn and then used the iTunes restore to test turning my phone back to normal, will Apple bust me for it and know? I am asking because I did not do that "DFU" restore, I did the regular iTunes restore.
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A normal restore in iTune should suffice, but a DFU Restore is more complete.
 
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