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|    Marian to Theo    |
|    Re: Factory unlock phone: Who pushes the    |
|    21 Dec 25 18:01:55    |
      From: marianjones@helpfulpeople.com              Theo wrote:       >> Just where do the upgrades come from? Where is the Software Update on       >> the phone look for newer Android versions?       >       > Tbey come from Samsung, ie from a Samsung server.              Just to be "clear"... since this Android newsgroup is a technical group...              The original post doesn't make it clear "what" is being unlocked.       Or, maybe it's clear, and I just didn't catch "what" is being unlocked.              If you want a "network unlock", for example, that's usually done by the       carrier, and, in fact, for my T-Mobile device which was free, T-Mobile       automatically unlocked the entire set of Android & iOS devices I got.              They did that AUTOMATICALLY - presumably with a carrier update over the air       for EVERY T-Mobile phone in the USA that was locked until you fully owned       it (which took two years from the date that you received it for free).              As for a "bootloader unlock", that's a different beast altogether.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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