Starting last week, AT&T began unlocking iPhone's for users who wanted to take their phone to another service or travel overseas, but jailbreak users couldn't take advantage of the free service ...

The day has come for the iPhone to break free from the blue, spherical shackles that bind it to AT&T. It appears as if a full software-enabled unlock has finally been done by a group that now ...

Yesterday, AT&T changed its policy in regards to unlocking off-contract iPhone devices. Translation, it now offers to unlock these iPhones free of charge. The process is a relatively simple one ...

Place an unlock request with your carrier. AT&T’s website includes an online form for submitting this request, while you’ll need to contact Sprint or T-Mobile directly to start the process.

Starting this Sunday, AT&T will begin offering out-of-contract customers the ability to unlock their iPhone and use it on another carrier.

AT&T has begun allowing out-of-contract customers to unlock their iPhone for use on other carriers, and the unlock codes are applied to the device after restoring through iTunes.

Apple rolled out iOS 15.4 Monday for the iPhone which supports an updated Face ID feature that allows owners to unlock phones while wearing a mask.

As a settlement of said lawsuit, today it was announced that AT&T will provide customers with a free unlock code for their device after only 90 days of service.

Up to 10,000 people were waiting in a queue to have their iPhones unlocked. Here's a guide on how to avoid waiting in line to get your AT&T iPhone unlocked.

Starting Sunday, AT&T, once the exclusive provider of Apple’s iPhone in the U.S., will unlock select iPhones to allow the devices to be used with other carriers.

Hate going into AT&T stores and interacting with real humans? Worry not, as unlocking your AT&T iPhone is turning out to be a simpler process than expected for some users. The process can still be ...