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The article makes it sound like this particular guy was just charging consumers to unlock their personal phones so they could use them on different networks.
by PhasmaFelis 7y ago
The article makes it sound like this particular guy was just charging consumers to unlock their personal phones so they could use them on different networks.
- DaniloDias 7y agoyeah- that is what the article says. I’ve been involved in these kinds of events in the past. The carriers go after anyone facilitating device unlocks extremely aggressively because there is a huge supply chain problem. Consequently, just because the article says things, I’m pretty wary of trusting them to be correct.
- PhasmaFelis 7y agoI'm not sure what you're saying here. It sounds like you agree with the article that carriers go hard after anyone who helps unlock phones, but disagree on...what?