macher macrumors 603 Original poster Mar 28, 2016 #1 Anyone have success unlocking their iPhone 6S Plus while under Next with the likes of swift unlocks?
L lsara macrumors regular Mar 28, 2016 #2 Best is to just unlock via AT&T website. Even if you are still paying off the phone. Just search unlock device on their website.
Best is to just unlock via AT&T website. Even if you are still paying off the phone. Just search unlock device on their website.
R rockitdog macrumors 68030 Mar 28, 2016 #3 Why would a device that is under contract need to be unlocked? Seems shady.
L lsara macrumors regular Mar 28, 2016 #4 rockitdog said: Why would a device that is under contract need to be unlocked? Seems shady. Click to expand... I travel out of the country at times and prefer to use a service in the country I visit rather than my carriers insane fees.
rockitdog said: Why would a device that is under contract need to be unlocked? Seems shady. Click to expand... I travel out of the country at times and prefer to use a service in the country I visit rather than my carriers insane fees.
macher macrumors 603 Original poster Mar 28, 2016 #5 rockitdog said: Why would a device that is under contract need to be unlocked? Seems shady. Click to expand... Because we will be traveling in Europe this summer. Reactions: lsara
rockitdog said: Why would a device that is under contract need to be unlocked? Seems shady. Click to expand... Because we will be traveling in Europe this summer.
R Rigby macrumors 603 Mar 28, 2016 #6 macher said: Anyone have success unlocking their iPhone 6S Plus while under Next with the likes of swift unlocks? Click to expand... I have no experience with "inofficial" unlocking services, but I'd first try to request an unlock from AT&T. Perhaps you are lucky. Otherwise you also have the option of paying off the Next plan and then unlocking it (see here).
macher said: Anyone have success unlocking their iPhone 6S Plus while under Next with the likes of swift unlocks? Click to expand... I have no experience with "inofficial" unlocking services, but I'd first try to request an unlock from AT&T. Perhaps you are lucky. Otherwise you also have the option of paying off the Next plan and then unlocking it (see here).
cyclingplatypus macrumors 65816 Mar 28, 2016 #7 Like Isara said above try the official channel first. it is easy and pretty quick, I was unlocked within a couple of hours when I did it last week. https://www.att.com/deviceunlock/#/ Do an encrypted backup because you do have to reset the phone.
Like Isara said above try the official channel first. it is easy and pretty quick, I was unlocked within a couple of hours when I did it last week. https://www.att.com/deviceunlock/#/ Do an encrypted backup because you do have to reset the phone.
C C DM macrumors Sandy Bridge Mar 28, 2016 #8 cyclingplatypus said: Like Isara said above try the official channel first. it is easy and pretty quick, I was unlocked within a couple of hours when I did it last week. https://www.att.com/deviceunlock/#/ Do an encrypted backup because you do have to reset the phone. Click to expand... The old instructions said you need to, but you haven't had to reset the phone for it to work for some time now.
cyclingplatypus said: Like Isara said above try the official channel first. it is easy and pretty quick, I was unlocked within a couple of hours when I did it last week. https://www.att.com/deviceunlock/#/ Do an encrypted backup because you do have to reset the phone. Click to expand... The old instructions said you need to, but you haven't had to reset the phone for it to work for some time now.
V vietalogy macrumors 6502 Mar 28, 2016 #9 rockitdog said: Why would a device that is under contract need to be unlocked? Seems shady. Click to expand... Explain why it's shady? Yes it can be unlocked still in contract or payment plans.
rockitdog said: Why would a device that is under contract need to be unlocked? Seems shady. Click to expand... Explain why it's shady? Yes it can be unlocked still in contract or payment plans.