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Bypass activation on iPhone 3G iOS 4.0?
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<blockquote data-quote="citizenlluke" data-source="post: 2236695" data-attributes="member: 460399"><p>My mate has recently given me his old iPhone 3G which he used only as an iPod touch. I connected the iPhone to iTunes, went back to factory settings and then upgraded the firmware to the new 4.0. Now I'm being asked to insert a valid SIM card to activate the iPhone, neither of us know what carrier the iPhone was originally with and I only want to use it as an iPod Touch as he did.</p><p></p><p>Is there any way of finding out what carrier the phone used to be with (IMEI etc) or a simple method of bypassing the activation screen. I don't have any intention of using it as a mobile as I already have one that suits my needs.</p><p></p><p>Thank you.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="citizenlluke, post: 2236695, member: 460399"] My mate has recently given me his old iPhone 3G which he used only as an iPod touch. I connected the iPhone to iTunes, went back to factory settings and then upgraded the firmware to the new 4.0. Now I'm being asked to insert a valid SIM card to activate the iPhone, neither of us know what carrier the iPhone was originally with and I only want to use it as an iPod Touch as he did. Is there any way of finding out what carrier the phone used to be with (IMEI etc) or a simple method of bypassing the activation screen. I don't have any intention of using it as a mobile as I already have one that suits my needs. Thank you. [/QUOTE]
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