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Verizon’s Galaxy S3 source code

I haven't seen this in the forums yet so figured I'd post it..
http://www.idigitaltimes.com/articl...alaxy-s3-verizon-bootloader-unlocked-code.htm
http://opensource.samsung.com/reception/receptionSub.do?method=search&searchValue=i535

Obviously you didn't look very hard... Probably the fifth time I've seen this posted.
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well excuse me then, go ahead a delete the posting then.

Like I told the other guys, when you start to build a new thread there are suggestions for existing threads. Meaning, you didn't search, you didn't read the suggestions, you didn't so much as look on the forum period.

If the device is rooted why are there no custom roms for the verizon s3? What am I missing, does it have to be unlocked also?

ilogik said:
If the device is rooted why are there no custom roms for the verizon s3? What am I missing, does it have to be unlocked also?
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Very few people have this phone right now. The date for in store sales keeps getting pushed back, and even a lot of pre order dates are getting pushed back. Wait till the phone is more widely available so devs can get their hands on it.
Sent from my Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III

Is the phone released officially? Nope. Do most dev's even have it yet? Nope. Do dev's build ROM's overnight with a phone they don't have access to? Nope. Chill out!

AtLemacks said:
Is the phone released officially? Nope. Do most dev's even have it yet? Nope. Do dev's build ROM's overnight with a phone they don't have access to? Nope. Chill out!
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Your Verizon S3 bootloader is unlocked?

SpartanG087 said:
Your Verizon S3 bootloader is unlocked?
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As far as we all know the bootloader is locked. But with the developer phone comng out soon and all the devs pissed at verizon tor having it locked it will get unlocked. I have faith in the devs

msnglink said:
As far as we all know the bootloader is locked. But with the developer phone comng out soon and all the devs pissed at verizon tor having it locked it will get unlocked. I have faith in the devs
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That's what I thought, but his signature says Verizon S3 unlocked and rooted
Too bad the dev phone is $600 and I "heard" that phone insurance will not be an option for the dev phone.

SpartanG087 said:
Your Verizon S3 bootloader is unlocked?
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SIM unlocked, I can use a GSM/LTE SIM.
SpartanG087 said:
That's what I thought, but his signature says Verizon S3 unlocked and rooted
Too bad the dev phone is $600 and I "heard" that phone insurance will not be an option for the dev phone.
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Doesn't matter what you "heard" it isn't Verizon that provides the coverage, Asurion does, unless you have it from another source. Verizon has no say in Asurion protecting hardware malfunctions. Verizon may not WARRANTY the device though.

AtLemacks said:
SIM unlocked, I can use a GSM/LTE SIM.
Doesn't matter what you "heard" it isn't Verizon that provides the coverage, Asurion does, unless you have it from another source. Verizon has no say in Asurion protecting hardware malfunctions. Verizon may not WARRANTY the device though.
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how did you sim unlock it?

sid8911 said:
how did you sim unlock it?
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With the code given to me in my pre-order receipt. Since I am the only person in the world who actually read the agreement.

AtLemacks said:
With the code given to me in my pre-order receipt. Since I am the only person in the world who actually read the agreement.
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Did that come in your pre-order email? or the sheet that the phone shipped with?

The agreement page you have to click agree on before actually purchasing.
I didn't mean receipt above, sorry.
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"If you bought a wireless device for Postpay Service from Verizon Wireless that doesn't use a SIM card, and you want to reprogram it for use with another wireless network, the default programming code is set to "000000" or "123456."

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AtLemacks said:
The agreement page you have to click agree on before actually purchasing.
I didn't mean receipt above, sorry.
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Is there any way to find this again if we didn't see it the first time?

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Are all Nexus 5's unlocked?

Might be a lame question, but want to make sure I don't get burned before I buy this. Found a craigslist post for an almost brand new Nexus 5, apparently from Tmobile. Here is the title "GOOGLE NEXUS 5 BY LG T-MOBILE 16GB"
Will I be able to use this Straight Talk? Could this somehow be locked to Tmobile under contract? That is my only concern.
Thanks for any help

Yes. Although you'll need to buy the right one for your country (D820 for North America, D821 for everywhere else)

So far, no Nexus 5's have come locked so it looks like they're all unlocked.
Some older Nexus' did turn up locked though, but so far no one has seen a locked N5 so the assumption that all N5's are unlocked is a safe one.

So I picked up a N5, 16GB black with box, no charger which is no big deal for $260. I get back to work and the phone isn't wiped, lots of d**k pics. I can't believe some people.

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idigg said:
So I picked up a N5, 16GB black with box, no charger which is no big deal for $260. I get back to work and the phone isn't wiped, lots of d**k pics. I can't believe some people.
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Some would say you got your moneys worth. :laugh:

So I swapped my active Tmobile SIM to the Nexus 5 I just bought and I can't get it registered to Tmobile. Am I screwed or do I just need a new SIM?

idigg said:
So I swapped my active Tmobile SIM to the Nexus 5 I just bought and I can't get it registered to Tmobile. Am I screwed or do I just need a new SIM?
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make sure u have the right apns?

idigg said:
So I swapped my active Tmobile SIM to the Nexus 5 I just bought and I can't get it registered to Tmobile. Am I screwed or do I just need a new SIM?
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Phone could be blacklisted and stolen which would explain no charger or box.
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expertzero1 said:
make sure u have the right apns?
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This. Make sure you check APN settings otherwise you won't get any data
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Just got off Tmobile Chat and the IMEI is blocked. I'm so f'ing pissed. Tmobile said to contact the owner and have them call Tmobile. I'm so confused and I got majorly ripped off. Good times.

idigg said:
Just got off Tmobile Chat and the IMEI is blocked. I'm so f'ing pissed. Tmobile said to contact the owner and have them call Tmobile. I'm so confused and I got majorly ripped off. Good times.
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i was about to get N5 off craigslist lol im glad i seen this ill just pay full price

I have one that is clean and barely used if you are still interested. Woman switched to the iPhone 5s today. Inbox me if you are interested.

idigg said:
Just got off Tmobile Chat and the IMEI is blocked. I'm so f'ing pissed. Tmobile said to contact the owner and have them call Tmobile. I'm so confused and I got majorly ripped off. Good times.
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Do you have any info of the person you bought if from. I always try to get a license plate of their vehicle just in case.
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You are screwed if the guy you bought it from isn't the original owner, that could be the reason why it wasn't wiped.
From what I hear the only way to get it delisted is to have the original owner, the one that reported it stolen call in. If he is the guy that you bought it from have the police make him call T-Mobile or give you a refund.

THis is going off topic, but speaking of unlock phones.
What frequency is the Northamerican one missing that makes it can't work over seas?
Google play store shows that is has almost every frequency band needed.

pkny said:
THis is going off topic, but speaking of unlock phones.
What frequency is the Northamerican one missing that makes it can't work over seas?
Google play store shows that is has almost every frequency band needed.
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I'm pretty sure the north American one has more frequencies. Wikipedia is a good place to look.
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pkny said:
THis is going off topic, but speaking of unlock phones.
What frequency is the Northamerican one missing that makes it can't work over seas?
Google play store shows that is has almost every frequency band needed.
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Most information on Bands for the D820 is taken from google's info, which I'm sure you won't believe but is actually not accurate. The maximum LTE bands the WTR1605L included in the MSM8794 of the snapdragon 800 is 7, which is actually the most any chip today can do - BUT teh google site and many other sites list 9 bands - which isn't quite right.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2131705
The D821 does:
LTE: Bands: 1/3/5/7/8/20
The D820 is reported to do:
LTE: Bands: 1/2/4/5/17/19/25/26/41
However, looking at the box of the N5, you'll only see 7 listed:
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If T-Mobile works well in your area and your not in a contact use straight talk
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HTC Unlock Policy

I'm looking for a new phone and want one I can easily unlock the bootloader on, with no notch. I'm looking at an S9 but now there is a 7-day wait and other hoops to jump through with one variant. Huawei just caved.
Are HTC phones easy to bootloader unlock?
Can I get a US carrier unlocked version, or would I need an international version?

digger16309 said:
I'm looking for a new phone and want one I can easily unlock the bootloader on, with no notch. I'm looking at an S9 but now there is a 7-day wait and other hoops to jump through with one variant. Huawei just caved.
Are HTC phones easy to bootloader unlock?
Can I get a US carrier unlocked version, or would I need an international version?
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HTC allows for unlocking your bootloader via htcdev.com within a few minutes. Thus it is really easy to unlock every HTC device. Doesn't matter which variant you buy, as all are unlockable via the mentioned website. You should decide which variant you buy according to the carrier you gonna use it on.
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5m4r7ph0n36uru said:
HTC allows for unlocking your bootloader via htcdev.com within a few minutes. Thus it is really easy to unlock every HTC device. Doesn't matter which variant you buy, as all are unlockable via the mentioned website. You should decide which variant you buy according to the carrier you gonna use it on.
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Thanks for the quick reply. Just double-checking this though...
Carriers in the US also lock the bootloader of phones from multiple manufacturers.
I'm not familiar with the HTC model. Do they sell through carriers, or direct like OnePlus?

digger16309 said:
Thanks for the quick reply. Just double-checking this though...
Carriers in the US also lock the bootloader of phones from multiple manufacturers.
I'm not familiar with the HTC model. Do they sell through carriers, or direct like OnePlus?
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Verizon is selling it, but in most regions you got to buy it from HTC right away. You might register to the HTC Club using your email to see if there's a 10% discount available, as e.g. on HTC Club in Germany.
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No carrier is carrying the U12+. It's certified to work on Verizon but Verizon will not be carrying it. It's either through HTC direct or Amazon. Either way since it's not carrier locked or through them you should be able to unlock the bootloader rather easily.

5m4r7ph0n36uru said:
Verizon is selling it, but in most regions you got to buy it from HTC right away. You might register to the HTC Club using your email to see if there's a 10% discount available, as e.g. on HTC Club in Germany.
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how can i get htc u11+'s roms？
i cannot find them anywhere

According to HTC's product guy at Wednesday's HTC U even in NYC all U12+ are essentially the same, unlocked phones.
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No carrier is carrying the U12+. It's certified to work on Verizon but Verizon will not be carrying it. It's either through HTC direct or Amazon. Either way since it's not carrier locked or through them you should be able to unlock the bootloader rather easily.
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It is certified by T-Mobile, AT&T and Verizon, regardless which version you buy, I was told by an HTC product guy. As for T-Mobile I can attest to this: wifi calling is always a PITA but I opened my unlocked one from the box on the spot, put it on the bar's wifi, disabled mobile data and voila, wifi calling worked right away with my very first call, straight out of the box (usually never the case with a phone you didn't buy from TMO.)

Easy
You can unlock the bootloader in settings in the htc 12. Go to settings, system, about phone, software information, more, then tap build number multiple times to unlock developer options go to them and OEM bootload unlock will be a switch a few down in the settings.
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You can unlock the bootloader in settings in the htc 12. Go to settings, system, about phone, software information, more, then tap build number multiple times to unlock developer options go to them and OEM bootload unlock will be a switch a few down in the settings.
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this is NOT the unlock bootloader method. it just disables the security so you can use HTCdev step by step guide to unlock it

DeeZZ_NuuZZ said:
this is NOT the unlock bootloader method. it just disables the security so you can use HTCdev step by step guide to unlock it
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Piggybacking on what DeeZZ said, it disables the security so you can use the HTCdev website. I would follow it pretty closely. Be sure you have USB debugging enabled and you are savvy with adb and fastboot commands. As always PERFORM A BACKUP after booting twrp and flashing the twrp installer. Keep a RUU handy as well.

szlevi said:
According to HTC's product guy at Wednesday's HTC U even in NYC all U12+ are essentially the same, unlocked phones.
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Are they though? Maybe in the US - however, internationally, my U12+ has FeLiCa on it, which the US version doesn't

Question Anyone here able to run a gsma imei check?

I have a factory unlocked 6a that I'm wanting to buy, but guy thinks it may/may not have a lock put on from a carrier. Not sure if he means a financial lock or what. I'm needing it to be clean on both VZW and TMO, but honestly don't care if it has a lock on ATT (no signal here). I've ran dozen of the free imei ones, but since not of them tap into the gsma database, it's not real data. Anyone here able/willing to run a quick check for an old soul? I can pm the imei privately.

If you haven't already done so, you could try this for Verizon:
IMEI Information
Or this for TMO:
https://www.t-mobile.com/resources/bring-your-own-phone

Thanks I have already. Verizon seems to be only a basic band check, nothing deeper. T-Mobile does though appear to dive deeper with this message. Just trying to get clarification. Doesn't help that my OCD won't let this go ha
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I have a factory unlocked 6a that I'm wanting to buy, but guy thinks it may/may not have a lock put on from a carrier.
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How can it be factory unlocked but also locked by a carrier?
Either you bought it from a carrier or didn't.

nate1975 said:
How can it be factory unlocked but also locked by a carrier?
Either you bought it from a carrier or didn't.
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I'm assuming it's a financial lock. But I have no way to find out.

Well, if the guy isn't sure, that kind of sounds like you should buy from someone else.
Swappa has pretty good deals on this phone already.

Yeah maybe so. Trying to make a good deal work ha. So is it definitive that A12 Dec and newer patches have broken the temporary carrier unlock pixel 6 trick?

You can check the IMEI through Swappa's IMEI checker, it does check it against the GSMA registry.
Alternatively you can buy a 6a off of Swappa and not have to worry about it being network blocked etc.

Wish39 said:
You can check the IMEI through Swappa's IMEI checker, it does check it against the GSMA registry.
Alternatively you can buy a 6a off of Swappa and not have to worry about it being network blocked etc.
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Sadly Swappa doesn't give any details. In fact for a test, I used an imei from a phone that definitely does have a financial lock, and Swappa took it. It just seems any of the public searches are not a legit check.

treysky54 said:
Sadly Swappa doesn't give any details. In fact for a test, I used an imei from a phone that definitely does have a financial lock, and Swappa took it. It just seems any of the public searches are not a legit check.
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Definitely shows details for me.
Also if you happened to check an IMEI from an AT&T finance locked phone, it will show as allowed because AT&T does not actually blacklist phones for installment plan nonpayment.

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Definitely shows details for me.
Also if you happened to check an IMEI from an AT&T finance locked phone, it will show as allowed because AT&T does not actually blacklist phones for installment plan nonpayment.
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Gotcha. Any of the unlock carrier tricks work on a Spectrum phone I wonder? Not much data out there concerning.
I've come across a newer one that supposedly works on the Dec A13. The adb delete config doesn't work past the Dec patch from what I understand.

Question I can't find any solution for my tmo pixel 7 pro

People have denied that this even is something that can be on this phone. I've search everywhere any advice, I reached out to my carrier, I've even just given it time. The checkin dialer code verifies on connected to Internet but still, my OEM unlock is grayed out and says connect to the Internet or contact your carrier. It's some bs. I've read this is what Verizon models will display and it's a lost cause but this was a brand new tmo pixel 7 pro and I triple checked the packaging it has the T-Mobile information inside the box and the seal states it tmo. I just wanna unlock my bootloader. I've ran out of ideas and looked everywhere, so I'm posting to get some advice please if you have anything lemme know.
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People have denied that this even is something that can be on this phone. I've search everywhere any advice, I reached out to my carrier, ....
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And what did the carrier say?

Regardless of which carrier you have, you must fully pay off the device before you can have them normally allow for OEM unlocking if you did not purchase the "factory unlocked" version of the device. Of course, there are ways around that via contacting your carrier before fully paying off the device. But you mentioned that you had contacted them.
So, as @bobby janow said: what did the carrier say?

Contact tmo thru Twitter tech support until u get someone to unlock the BL.. Keep trying

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And what did the carrier say?
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The carrier had no clue what it was and they weren't sure what to do I spoke with several people and nothing. ive gotten many devices unlocked by pestering the Twitter folk till they unlock it and here is the kicker I've had 2 tmo people try to unlock it now it didn't let them and even paid a company to try and it says it is blocked for potential motherboard replacement. But its a brand new phone. I have the op 10 pro still on contract rooted unlocked obv and twrp on it as of a few days ago. Just this phone is being weird

You cannot unlock without a full sim unlock. Not a temporary one.
@tmobilehelp on Twitter can help you.

LLStarks said:
You cannot unlock without a full sim unlock. Not a temporary one.
@tmobilehelp on Twitter can help you.
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I know you can't. my new phone is blocked from getting the full SIM lock. Which I don't get how.

abbbennett12353 said:
I know you can't. my new phone is blocked from getting the full SIM lock. Which I don't get how.
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Is the prompt asking for and internet connection or contacting the carrier normal?

abbbennett12353 said:
I know you can't. my new phone is blocked from getting the full SIM lock. Which I don't get how.
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Dude, never, ever, ever buy a phone from a carrier if you plan to unlock/root your phone.

HipKat said:
Dude, never, ever, ever buy a phone from a carrier if you plan to unlock/root your phone.
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Yo the TMobile people lied to me and screwed sending me 3 broken OnePlus 10 pros one after the other through insurance and then I got drunk and spent 8 hours *****ing and they gave me a brand new 10 pro and a new pixel 7 pro completely free of charge

abbbennett12353 said:
Yo the TMobile people lied to me and screwed sending me 3 broken OnePlus 10 pros one after the other through insurance and then I got drunk and spent 8 hours *****ing and they gave me a brand new 10 pro and a new pixel 7 pro completely free of charge
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Can I really complain that much!?!?!

Btw I have discovered a lot of Verizon deep links and bs in activity launcher does anyone know what numbers of the IMEI determine the carrier for verizon

I just got my Pixel 7 PRO yestersday. In the same day I had it unlocked and a custom ROM put on it. Although I was honest and told them I needed it unlocked for development reasons. Plus I've had 3 phones through them that were sim unlocked before being paid off. I guess part of it might be a trust thing.

I'll just get a new pixel it's just a dumb fault I guess yes I know it has to be paid to do the permanent unlock except through Twitter it's a strange issue that I have

apophis9283 said:
I just got my Pixel 7 PRO yestersday. In the same day I had it unlocked and a custom ROM put on it. Although I was honest and told them I needed it unlocked for development reasons. Plus I've had 3 phones through them that were sim unlocked before being paid off. I guess part of it might be a trust thing.
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I'm Genuinely a great customer to them I've had several unlocked early and currently have the oneplus unlocked the pixel though was denyed for unlock even by the TMobile employees

The best thing you can do is take it slow and easy and keep trying different people. You can always try hitting them up on Twitter

apophis9283 said:
The best thing you can do is take it slow and easy and keep trying different people. You can always try hitting them up on Twitter
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Oh I know I genuinely don't have a hard time with it the devices is broked completely banned from getting permanent unlocks I just paid for a IMEI check and have in the past as well. 2 tmo people have genuinely tried to do unlock it already and their system wouldn't even allow it so I'm Gunna just get a new one for 5 bucks with insurance

abbbennett12353 said:
Oh I know I genuinely don't have a hard time with it the devices is broked completely banned from getting permanent unlocks I just paid for a IMEI check and have in the past as well. 2 tmo people have genuinely tried to do unlock it already and their system wouldn't even allow it so I'm Gunna just get a new one for 5 bucks with insurance
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They can do it. They're just choosing not to. The same day I got my pixel 7 pro I had it unlocked. So I know they can do it

abbbennett12353 said:
The carrier had no clue what it was and they weren't sure what to do I spoke with several people and nothing. ive gotten many devices unlocked by pestering the Twitter folk till they unlock it and here is the kicker I've had 2 tmo people try to unlock it now it didn't let them and even paid a company to try and it says it is blocked for potential motherboard replacement. But its a brand new phone. I have the op 10 pro still on contract rooted unlocked obv and twrp on it as of a few days ago. Just this phone is being weird
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@avid_droid went through the exact same thing (t-mobile, not first time unlocking, talking through twitter, reaching reps who don' t know anything, etc.)...
I'll link his thread speaking on it below...maybe you can commiserate together
TMobile shenanigans
So as of late, TMobile doesn't unlock devices now unless you meet their requirements. The 40 day connected and paid off rule. Impressed they are tight on this now. I recently had a OnePlus 9 pro that was paid off and bought elsewhere and they...
forum.xda-developers.com

Lemme show you one sec