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I'm with you that you could by a non-subsidized phone. However, one of the points of the petition is that unlocking is currently illegal _even after the origina
by lysium 14y ago
I'm with you that you could by a non-subsidized phone. However, one of the points of the petition is that unlocking is currently illegal _even after the original contract has expired_. Why should that be allowed? The original contract is over, after all. No party should have any rights beyond the contract they've agree upon.
- TylerE 14y agoI agree that after the contract expires it should be fare game.
- schrodinger 14y agoIs it illegal as in criminal? Or civil, and you could be sued?
- jellicle 14y agoIt's a felony, with a fine of up to $500,000 and up to five years in prison. For unlocking one (1) cell phone.
- morpher 14y agoAlthough this is true (and silly), AT&T (at least) will unlock the phone for you after contract expiration. If this is true of other carriers, then the issue is largely irrelevant.