I thought it meant that if you had a GSM GSIII with a Verizon-locked SIM card, upgrading to a new version of Android would somehow unlock it.
What they're actually doing is just turning on the GSM bit.
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Ah, I see
I thought it meant that if you had a GSM GSIII with a Verizon-locked SIM card, upgrading to a new version of Android would somehow unlock it.
What they're actually doing is just turning on the GSM bit. >nogs< |
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The US learnt from GSM rollouts elsewhere.
And decided to charge for every little thing they could get away with, mostly the things people used a lot elsewhere in the world with a GSM device. That's why they charge for *receiving* SMSs. And data-sharing. And moving files on and off your phone.
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