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Nokia 6020 | Unlocked, then what ?

Discussion in 'Nokia - Unlocking' started by 0xCAFE, Jun 29, 2007.

  1. 0xCAFE

    0xCAFE Member

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    Hi,

    I recently unlocked my Nokia 6020 with the help of this forum (thanks MCCRASH!). It all went fine (I assume since I've the restriction off message, but can't test cuz I don't have any other SIM card).

    I noticed that my phone still have protected files like the Fido wallpaper. Once you unlock your phone, you can use it with any carrier, but what about removing other restrictions ? Is that what we call un-branding a cellphone ?

    My wife has a SE K510a also from Fido and one of the restrictions is that she can't use any MP3 as a ringtone. She has to buy the ringtone from Fido in order to use it with her cellphone.

    Any help would be helpful :p
     
  2. pazzini

    pazzini Guest

    You will have to flash the phone with 6020 OEM software to get rid of all the Fido stuff, this would remove all the restrictions placed by that carrier.
     
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    And how do I do that ?
    Can I do it from home or do I have to go to a special shop ?
     
  4. pazzini

    pazzini Guest

    You will have to take it to a Pro / shop that offers this service.

    If you were to do this yourself, you would have to buy expensive equipment costing in the region of $250-500.
     
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    Any ideas of where I can find a store in the Montreal, QC area ?
    The process is really called debranding ? Need to know if I want to search for this.
     
  6. pazzini

    pazzini Guest

    I would not know as I am from the UK. I will see what I can find out.

    The proper term is de-branding ;-)
     
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    pazzini Guest

    I have sent you a PM
     

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