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Heh, the author of this article may be exaggerating a bit. The carrier sim can block access to the apn/mms settings; an AT&T sim usually does. I've used the s
by mannkind 14y ago
Heh, the author of this article may be exaggerating a bit.
The carrier sim can block access to the apn/mms settings; an AT&T sim usually does.
I've used the sim-swap trick (with a t-mobile sim) on my iPhone 4S to change the apn without issue... On iOS 5 and iOS 6. And I know of at least four others that are on StraightTalk using iOS 6. Guess my anecdotal evidence is greater than the authors.
- ChuckMcM 14y agoExcept when you buy an explicitly unlocked phone, you expect to be able to use different SIM cards, and some carrier SIM cards don't work in the unlocked phone because you can't set the MVNO setting in iOS 6.x (you could prior to that) My guess is that its just a 'bug' and it only affects a 'minority' of the users, so its not on the stop ship list. But I have no insights into Apple or their process.