I just came across this info on a site that i will post below. iTunes apparently comes with 3 different modes. (one that isnt mentioned here is normal mode. which is just regular iTunes)
== How to use ==
Simply execute these commands in Terminal
== Store Activation Mode ==
Checks for a valid SIM card (as in, official, like AT&T, o2, TMobile DE, etc.) then activates the attached iPhone. Tes----REMOVED----
=== On ===
In terminal:
defaults write com.apple.iTunes StoreActivationMode -boolean YES
=== Off ===
In terminal:
defaults write com.apple.iTunes StoreActivationMode -boolean NO
== Store Genius Mode ==
Utterly useless mode, to say the least. It disables all syncing and just allows updating/restoring. It is probably so that the personal information, email addresses, pictures, etc. do not get synced to the Genius Bar computer. I guess that should be a relief.
=== On ===
In terminal:
defaults write com.apple.iTunes StoreGeniusMode -boolean YES
=== Off ===
In terminal:
defaults write com.apple.iTunes StoreGeniusMode -boolean NO
== How to use ==
Simply execute these commands in Terminal
== Store Activation Mode ==
Checks for a valid SIM card (as in, official, like AT&T, o2, TMobile DE, etc.) then activates the attached iPhone. Tes----REMOVED----
=== On ===
In terminal:
defaults write com.apple.iTunes StoreActivationMode -boolean YES
=== Off ===
In terminal:
defaults write com.apple.iTunes StoreActivationMode -boolean NO
== Store Genius Mode ==
Utterly useless mode, to say the least. It disables all syncing and just allows updating/restoring. It is probably so that the personal information, email addresses, pictures, etc. do not get synced to the Genius Bar computer. I guess that should be a relief.
=== On ===
In terminal:
defaults write com.apple.iTunes StoreGeniusMode -boolean YES
=== Off ===
In terminal:
defaults write com.apple.iTunes StoreGeniusMode -boolean NO