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• How can you unlock or implement an iPhone without a sim card

  How can you unlock or implement an iPhone without a sim card & apple computer laptop?

  You need a SIM card, and if the phone is locked to a carrier, the SIM card must be that carrier. It doesn't have to be an active SIM; It may be one that has been disabled. You don't need a laptop Apple; You can activate Windows 7 or later, or Mac OS X 10.7 or higher.

• my iphone 6 s sim card no service

  Please help me

  my new iphone 6 s sim card no service after the reset of all the iphone.

• iPhone without a sim card

  If I was considering getting and iPhone 6 s later this year. However, I don't need phone service for another year or two once I buy it. If I get it unlocked, will I need a Sim Card for it, or can I use it without one until I get the phone?

  You need not a SIM card to use, indeed, like an iPod touch, but do not have a SIM card for that first set to the top of the unit. The SIM card must not be active.

  http://www.GottaBeMobile.com/2016/02/23/turn-old-iPhone-iPod-touch/

• Can I restore iPhone without a SIM card?

  Hello! So my iPhone 6s is without a sim card, and I can restore iOS 9.2 without sim card. I'm not currently do, but if I want I can erase all data and set up as a new device via iTunes without having to insert the SIM card to activate it. Because the first time that I put in place he required SIM card to activate and I had a so a friend gave me its just to activate it, but now it is implemented it will not require it still good? I ask because I think to register on the cause of beta program softw new betas are pretty impressive and just in case I need restaurant there later.

  You will need a SIM card to activate the device. I was also looking at load the beta software on a device that you use regularly, because you can only get no assistance troubleshooting here, thanks to the beta program. And, please make sure that you follow all the instructions they provide, because it requires an extra backup and respect for their program.

• I have an iPad without any place to put a Sim Card.But I just updated my iPhone IOS 9.3 5 and before the full update there don't say "SIM necessary." Like I said my iPad has no where to put a SIM card on it what should I do?

  I have an iPad that has no place to put a SIM card on it.but I just updated my iPhone 5 in IOS 9.3, but before the end of the update there is a stage says "SIM card required" so I put a SIM card to this topic, but how do I update my iPad to IOS 9.3? Please help I'm really scared of what will happen!

  Only your iPhone needs a SIM card to do the upgrade, you will not be asked this question when you update your iPad unless it's an iPad GSM. I wouldn't do the update again as IOS 9.3 has serious bug (s) to fix first.

• I accidentally deleted all my settings and the apple iphone 6 s ID. Now I have to activate my phone and start from the beginning. But I don't have my EA sim with me right now and cannot organize any sim EE. How can I activate my phone without sim card?

  I accidentally deleted all my settings and the apple iphone 6 s ID. Now I have to activate my phone and start from the beginning. But I don't have my EA sim with me right now and cannot organize any sim EE. How can I activate my phone without sim card?

  Sorry, but you can't activate an iPhone without a SIM card installed. It is simply not possible to do.

• IPhone with SIM card for the beta update?

  Hello! So I wanted to ask you is it safe to put an iPhone with a SIM card to iOS 9.3 beta. I mean I know that the beta version will be stable and stuff like that, but there will be problems with the SIM card, I mean the call using 3 G stuff. And that I'll be able to OTA update when the public release falls or do I restore? I mean I don't want to have to restore it later.

  You will need to register to use the beta of iOS, and discuss the beta versions can be done here:

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  Is the public beta software confidential?

  Yes, the public beta software is confidential information to Apple. Do not install beta software on any system you control directly, or that you share with others. Only blog, post screenshots, tweet or publicly post information about the public beta software and don't discuss the beta software public with or he show others who are not in the Apple Beta software program. If Apple has disclosed publicly the technical information about the public beta software, it is no longer considered confidential.
  Read our terms for more details

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  How to make a version of iOS on my iPhone, iPad or iPod touch?

  Always save your iOS device before installing the beta software. To obtain a release of the expedition of the iOS on your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch, you can simply install the final version of the software you're testing when it appears in the software update. If you want to return to a previously published version, you must first delete the beta software, and then re - install the latest version of iOS and finally restore from your backup iTunes saved previously.
  Learn more about how clear and install iOS
  Learn more about restoring a backup iTunes

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  copied from: https://beta.apple.com/sp/en/betaprogram/faq?

• Restoring my iPhone will restore the SIM card?

  I want to restore my iPhone 6, but then I still want to be able to use it just like before. If I restore my iPhone with the SIM card in the phone, going to happen whatever whether in the SIM card, which makes it so I can't use it is phone capabilities?

  Restore the device has no effect on the SIM card.

• You can unlock an iPhone 7 from its supplier of the Sim Card? And if so, how?

  I am currently with three and you have an iPhone on the 02 network 7. Is it possible to unlock the iPhone so I can use my sim card, or is it not possible for the 7 yet?

  If it is possible, how would go about to do?

  Thanks in advance!

  Only the carrier, that the device is locked can authorize an unlock of the device. You will need to contact them to see if they provide unlocking services and if you are eligible. If you, then follow the directions. If this isn't the case, you will need to wait until you do.

• Unlocked IPhone, SIM card is not valid problem

  Hello

  I went to study in the United States for a few months and I bought the iPhone 6s 'apple Store' to the United States.

  After that I came back to Thailand, I can't use my card SIM Thai (AIS network). It appeared that the sim card is not valid.

  I had to call apple care to solve the problem for me and after gave them my IMEI, they told me to contact verizon wireless to unlock my phone.

  So far, I confused altogether since I bought the Apple Store iphone, not Verizon.

  However, I contacted verizon wireless and even once, after gave them my IMEI, they said that since

  the unit was purchased third-party (which is apple Store) so that the device has not been locked by their network.

  I tried to restore my device so many times and also with the mode of recovery, but it still can not use.

  I checked with APPLE and they said that my device is unlocked model.

  Note that first sim that I plug when I got this device is ATT SIM card.

  I was contacted to ATT and they also said that my device has not been locked

  through their network.

  Please give me suggestions on how to solve this problem

  It seems that if you have the iPhone version, intended for use on the Verizon network. If so, it is not locked. However, this does not mean that it will work on the network in your country.  Phones, designed to run on the Verizon network use strips of LTE 13, 4 and 2. It seems that the AIS uses 3 and 1.

  https://en.Wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_LTE_networks

  https://en.Wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_LTE_networks_in_Asia

• IM at the Senegal West Africa. I want to use a local Orange sim card.  I was told that my iphone 4 has been unlocked. But

  How can I use a foreign SIM card while overseas on my iphone already unlocked 4?

  Hello Sknejbert,

  Thank you for using communities of Apple Support. It is my understanding that you try to use a foreign SIM card while traveling abroad. I know it's very important to be able to access a cellular network while you are traveling. I'm happy to help you.

  If your phone is unlocked, you can usually buy or rent a SIM card from a local carrier in the country you are visiting. The link below provides additional information on how to use your iPhone with other networks while traveling.

  Use the cellular networks on your iPhone / iPad, while traveling abroad

  Have a wonderful day and safe travels!

• VZW iPhone is unlocked? Means it can be used with a SIM card, anywhere in the world with any other SIM card from another provider, including the United States

  VZW iPhone is unlocked?

  Means it can be used anywhere in the world with any other SIM card from another provider, including in the USA?

  Yes, only bought it for full price directly from Apple.

  Buy from anywhere else or under contract with Verizon means that he will probably be locked.

• I recently got an iphone unlocked 5. It used to be locked to T-Mobile. Can I use this unit with any service of cells now or only to others who use SIM cards?

  I recently got my old 5 s T-Mobile unlocked iPhone. Given that T-Mobile is a basic service of SIM, I wanted to see if now it is unlocked, if I can use the device with no - SIM services (i.e. Verizon) and SIM (T-Mobile, AT & T) services?

  KaylianVA wrote:

  I recently got my old 5 s T-Mobile unlocked iPhone. Given that T-Mobile is a basic service of SIM, I wanted to see if now it is unlocked, if I can use the device with no - SIM services (i.e. Verizon) and SIM (T-Mobile, AT & T) services?

  Verizon only lights up iPhone 6 / 6 + and 6s / 6 s + tmobile.

  Verizon phones (except for some other 3 G phones they sell) require a SIM card. Any 4 G LTE phone requires a SIM card.

• Recommendations for a sim card (unlocked iPhone 4)

  Hi guys.    Yesterday, I bought an iPhone Unlocked 4 with a big scratch someone through Craigslist.     I bought it all simply because I want to use it when I travel in Thailand.     It is not the most recent and it is certainly not the prettiest, but I don't like; all I want is to be able to make and receive calls/texts when I am a foreigner (GMA).

  The thing is, I want to activate now just so I can use it to take/image bank, perhaps store a few songs, maybe play some videos.     HOWEVER, when I tried to activate it, I reached a road block.     The screen says "SIM card required for activation."

  As I said, I don't want to use this phone to make calls.    I already have an iPhone 5 with a service through AT & T plan.

  So my question is, "buy a cheap SIM JUST to activate it and then use it for the above mentioned reasons?"

  Or y at - it another way I have to take?

  Thank you for your help and suggestions.

  The SIM card must not be active. You have just to adapt (and the phone must be locked, come from a carrier whose phone is locked). So, if you have one that fits, you should be able to use it. AT & T can also be able to give a. Or borrow one from a friend. Once the phone is active, you can take it out.