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Samsung Galaxy S8 Analysis
How to Unlock your Samsung Galaxy S8
Why do you need to unlock your new Samsung Galaxy S8? If you have purchased the phone through a carrier such as Sprint or AT&T the sim will probably be locked. This means that you will only be able to use their specific network and the tariffs that they charge.
Unlocking your Samsung Galaxy S8 gives you the flexibility to choose your carrier and avoid roaming fees.
Ending Roaming Charges
Having your phone unlocked gives you the ability to change the SIM for a cheaper local SIM card. This eliminates any roaming charges.
It is expensive if you need to call your family when you are travelling on business and can amount to hundreds of dollars.
Using a local SIM card eliminates these extra fees and you can only let essential …show more content…
How to unlock Samsung S8 for free There are various ways to unlock your Samsung Galaxy S8 for free and some methods are safer than others. The first being to ask you carrier to unlock the phone but they have conditions that need to be met for you to be eligible for this service. Sometimes you also opt to pay for the phone over a period and the carrier service will not unlock the phone until it is fully paid.
Secondly you can download software over the web like IMEI unlocking software onto a computer.
The steps to follow are:
Download the software
Open the files and start the tool
Connect your cell phone to the computer using a USB cable
Fill the IMEI number in the displayed box
Enter the model number which in this case is a Samsung Galaxy S8
Enter the current carrier.
Click on the IMEI unlock
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