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iPhone "relock" promised, to prevent iPhone update problems
News Type: Event — Seeded on Tue Sep 25, 2007 10:59 PM EDT
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On Monday, Apple indicated that the next iPhone software update may render any unlocked phone inoperable -- they said possibly forever.
Well, the iPhone Dev Team, developers of the AnySIM open source software unlocking program, said they will provide a "relock" program, as early as next week, which will return your iPhone to "locked" status, so that the next update will not break the phone.
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