There are two main ways in which you can unlock an iPhone, one involves the use of a software program while the other requires using a special kit. Given below are a few easy steps for unlocking your iPhone using an app.
Step 1
The first thing you will need to do is to download software for unlocking your iPhone. Vicious Unlock is quite reliable and efficient for the job.
Step 2
Next, go to Springboard, tap on Cydia installer for launching it. Once the app has been launched the screen will display the main menu of Cydia. Click on ‘Manage’ located between the Changes and Search tabs.
Step 3
Select ‘Sources’ on the Manage page. Once you do that you will be able to see a full list of options on the Sources page. If you can see the software repo in the list, skip step 4 to step 7.
Step 4
If you don’t see the repo in the list, simply on ‘Edit’. Click ‘Add’ and the type the software’s source URL.
Step 5
You will now see two options: Cancel and Add Source. Click on ‘Add Source’ to add the URL.
Step 6
Your iPhone’s screen will now turn black after the source is added. Simply go to the bottom and tap on ‘Return to Cydia’. On the upper part of your Sources screen you will see ‘Done’. Hit on that button.
Step 7
Once you are on the main ‘Sources’ screen on the device you will be able to see a full list of all the sources that have been entered as well as the installed packages. Check the list to find the software URL and select it.
Step 8
Once you are on the repo666 page, select all items displaying the software name.
Step 9
On the right side you will see various options. Click ‘Install’ and then ‘Confirm’.
Step 10
Click ‘Restart Springboard’ to complete the process.
The key to unlocking an iPhone is the right software. Using a good quality, reliable software program is a lot safer compared to using SIM kit. Making any technical changes using the kits can be expensive as well as risky. Software programs are a lot more accessible, affordable and easier to use. It will help you avoid all the pitfalls along the way and eliminate the risks involved in the process.
