The Reader

Nothing will show up until such time as you put in a SIM from another provider.

If it rejects the SIM< it's still locked.

If it lets you use the SIM to make calls or SMS, then it's unlocked.

cjc

On 24/07/2010, at 2:39 PM, Geoff WALLACE wrote:

> Hello All,
>
> My iPhone 3G is off contract now and I have asked my Telco in Australia,
> Optus to unlock the iPhone.
>
> They have to make a change to my Network Settings, then I have to restore my
> iPhone in iTunes after making a Backup of course.
>
> How do I know the unlocking has occurred?
>
> What is actually changed on the iPhone?
>
> The Telco Optus, said if I put someone else's SIM Card in, and it works, I
> will know the Phone is unlocked.
>
> Any other way of knowing?
>

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