Sim Cards
Most cellphones you buy have SIM cards installed in them. SIM cards are memory chips used in cellular devices to store your account's information, your cellphone number, your phone book, text messages and other data. Because they contain such sensitive information, avoid removing them from the phone unless absolutely necessary.
Locked SIM Cards
Unless you specifically purchased an unlocked phone, your phone is likely to have a SIM lock on it. This feature prevents you from taking a particular provider's phone and using it on another network. The lock helps keep devices on their originally assigned networks. However, most devices can be unlocked using a SIM unlock procedure.
Unlock Procedure
You can remove the SIM lock by performing an unlock procedure on the phone. Although the specific unlock instructions differ according to your phone model, the procedure consists of obtaining an unlock code from your existing mobile provider. You can also buy a code online if the provider is unable to give it to you. After you obtain the unlock code, you install another network's SIM card, power on the phone and then enter the unlock code when prompted.
Compatibility
Just because you unlock your phone doesn't mean that you can use the phone on any network. The SIM card for the new network must compatible with the network your phone currently supports. The major networks -- T-Mobile, AT&T, Verizon and Sprint -- are either GSM or CDMA networks. Therefore, if your phone is a GSM phone, you can't use it on the Sprint network, as Sprint operates a CDMA-based network.
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