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Many carriers will lock devices for a pre-defined amount of time before allowing them to be used on another network. Only the phone's original carrier can unlock your phone. Some phones can use the T-Mobile Device Unlock app to complete the unlocking process.

Standard Requirements for Phone Unlocks Your phone must have been purchased from your carrier. Your phone must not have been reported stolen or lost. Your phone must not be blocked by your carrier. Your account with your carrier must be in good standing with no past due or unpaid balances.

Wireless service providers are required by law to unlock your phone for free, as long as your account is in good standing and you've fulfilled all contract terms. Contact the FCC if you experience problems unlocking your phone for free with your wireless carrier.

Reset your pattern (Android 4.4 or lower only) After you've tried to unlock your phone multiple times, you'll see "Forgot pattern." Tap Forgot pattern. Enter the Google Account username and password you previously added to your phone. Reset your screen lock.

One of the most common methods to reset a locked Android phone is by using the hardware buttons. These are the buttons on either side of your phone ? volume buttons and the lock button. Although the specific button combination varies across different phone models, the fundamental concept remains consistent.

It isn't hard to unlock your phone?and it's completely legal and free?but a little help can go a long way, because the process varies from phone to phone and carrier to carrier. If you didn't make a point of buying an unlocked model when you purchased your phone, it's likely tied to your current network.

You can unlock your Android phone even if you've forgotten the passcode, but you'll usually need to factory reset the phone. You can unlock most Android phones by performing a factory recovery or using the Find My Device website.

The Universal unlock PIN for Android is ##7780*#*#. Just use this code and easily unlock your device.