It's pretty obvious that they're doing it to prevent unlocking, though. They'll never come out and say it, though. iTunes worked fine and I never heard of any problems with it, but the unlocking eats into their business. It's pretty clear to me that they want to keep the iPhone as exclusive as possible in the US.No one at AT&T has stated that the purpose of in-store activation is to stop the unlocking.
Do you seriously believe that they would make you activate at one place but not the other? That completely defeats the purpose, and everyone who would unlock would just buy it elsewhere. If they're gonna lock down the system, they're gonna lock it all down. Not just half of it.
The SSK has been modified to allow customers interested in the iPhone 3G to enter their information, select rate plans and data plans, and print a document that will allow COR reps to quickly access the customer's information in OPUS and save time for data entry in the activation process.
yea I've been hearing a lot of the same.
What does this mean? What is an SSK?