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That is a matter of contract law. If you are no longer obligated by the contract you agreed to, then there should be no barriers to unlocking.
by DigitalJack 14y ago
That is a matter of contract law. If you are no longer obligated by the contract you agreed to, then there should be no barriers to unlocking.
- betterunix 14y agoWhy should there be any barriers while you are on contract? What if someone wants to use their phone one two different networks for some reason, swapping SIM cards occasionally (OK, I cannot come up with a reason why, but that does not mean no such reason exists)? If you are paying for your service, what's the problem?
- uvdiv 14y agoswapping SIM cards occasionally (OK, I cannot come up with a reason why Because if you travel, your contract provider will charge you extortionate fees. It's one of the ways they nickle-and-dime. You can get cheaper plans from foreign telecoms.