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Unlocking and warranties?
What effect does unlocking a phone have on your warranty?
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none. all of the networks allow you to unlock a handset if you want to move to another provider and it has no effect on the warranty because it does not modify the phone in any major way
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Said with such confidence and yet little information
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As far as im aware it invalidates your warranty unless done through the network.
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As far as im aware it invalidates your warranty unless done through the network.
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As far as im aware it invalidates your warranty unless done through the network.
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That's correct, unless its the code from the manufacturer's database it invalidates your warranty. Testpoint unlocks, in particular, carry a risk.
Also, not all handsets can be officially unlocked. |
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As far as im aware it invalidates your warranty unless done through the network.
If you unlock it any other way you're on your own. |
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As far as im aware it invalidates your warranty unless done through the network.
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