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If so the established term is “unlocked” (which is the default), making you free to use whatever SIM/provider you choose. As such SIM-free is a terrible and co
by josteink 8y ago
If so the established term is “unlocked” (which is the default), making you free to use whatever SIM/provider you choose.
As such SIM-free is a terrible and confusing name making it sound like they are taking SIM-based freedom away (Kind of like Apple’s headphone jack-free phones).
- krn 8y ago> If so the established term is “unlocked” (which is the default), making you free to use whatever SIM/provider you choose. "SIM-free" means "bought without a contract". In my country, even devices with contracts come unlocked, making this term useless.