CHECK out this video taken by INQUIRER.net reporter Erwin Oliva.
You could also check out Erwin's INQUIRER.net Infotech articles, "iPhone made to work on local RP network" and "NTC: AT&T complaint needed vs iPhone SIM 'hacking'."
iVDO: iPhone unlocked for RP mobile network
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that is highly possible. sim card readers and programmers can be found or built
DIY
if you hacked your own phone or sim is that illegal?
i don't understand a goddamn thing.
nothing.... waste of time....
yesterday i saw a news in us that a 17 yr old engr boy explained how he unlocke
d the iPhone to other network provider...
i dont see any smart, globe or sun cellular logo. post another vid for proof.