Unlock iPhone SIM to Remove Carrier Restrictions

Remove SIM Lock from Your iPhone

SIM lock can prevent you from using other networks on your iPhone, often showing messages like "SIM Not Supported" or "SIM Not Valid." This becomes extremely inconvenient when you want to switch to a different carrier for a better plan, use your own SIM card on a second-hand iPhone, or temporarily insert an international SIM card while traveling.

Don't worry, Passixer’s Remove SIM Lock feature can unlock your iPhone carrier without data loss, whether you're locked to T-Mobile, Sprint, Verizon, or other providers.

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How to Unlock Your iPhone from SIM Lock/Carrier Restrictions

With Passixer iPhone Unlocker, you can remove the SIM lock from your iPhone without contacting your carrier or losing any data. Whether your iPhone is brand new or second-hand, you’ll be able to use a SIM card from mainstream carrier once it’s unlocked. Here’s how to unlock your iPhone carrier using Passixer.

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You Must Know Before Starting:

1. Passixer's Remove SIM Lock feature supports iPhone 5s to iPhone X running iOS 12.0 to iOS 14.8.1.

2. An iPhone with a blocked IMEI or on a carrier blacklist cannot be unlocked.

3. Jailbreaking and disabling Find My are required to remove the SIM lock from your iPhone.

4. No data will be lost during the unlocking process.

5. Please do not remove or insert a SIM card, perform a factory reset, or flash your device. Otherwise, the SIM lock will reappear. If that happens, you will need to use Passixer again to remove it.

Step 1 Access Unlock SIM Card from the Passixer Main Screen.

Launch Passixer iPhone Unlocker on your computer after installation. Connect your iPhone to the computer and then select Unlock SIM Card in the bottom-right corner.

Click Start Now to continue.

Step 2 Wait for Passixer to Check Your Device Status.

Passixer will quickly detect your device information and status.

Check your device information and ensure it is correct. Then click Start Bypassing.

Step 3 Jailbreak Your iPhone by Following the Onscreen Guide.

Choose iOS Jailbreak Tutorial to access and follow the detailed steps on jailbreaking your iPhone.

If you jailbroke your device on the same computer where Passixer is installed, after jailbreaking, reopen Passixer and select the Unlock SIM Card feature. Passixer will immediately unlock the SIM card for you.

If you jailbroke your device on a different computer, simply reconnect your device to Passixer and click Next to start unlocking the SIM card.

Step 4 Remove All Wi-Fi Networks and Disable Wi-Fi.

Step 5 Start SIM Lock Removal.

Once you have disconnected all Wi-Fi networks and turned off Wi-Fi, the SIM lock removal process will start instantly.

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FAQs About Passixer iPhone Carrier Unlocker

1. How to Check If an iPhone Is Carrier-Locked?

Step 1: Open the Settings app on your iPhone.

Step 2: Scroll down and tap "General".

Step 3: Select "About".

Step 4: Scroll down to find "Carrier Lock".

Step 5: Check the status next to "Carrier Lock". If it says “Carrier Locked”, this means your iPhone is locked to a carrier.

2. How to Check Whether Your iPhone Is Blacklisted?

Step 1: Find your device’s IMEI number by going to "Settings" > "General" > "About".

Step 2: Contact your carrier and provide them with the IMEI number. They can help check whether your iPhone is blacklisted or not.

3. Can Jailbreak Remove SIM Lock from Your iPhone?

No, but it’s helpful and required when using Passixer iPhone Unlocker to unlock your iPhone carrier.

4. Will Factory Reset Remove Carrier Lock from Your iPhone?

No. Erasing your iPhone’s data and settings only affects iOS. However, the carrier lock is linked to your device’s IMEI, which is stored in the hardware but not in iOS.