Dont they use GSM in Thailand?
There is no unlock for the 4S let alone the verizon version.. I dont even know if MuscleNerd is going to try unlock the verizon version
Well the jailbreak has been released for the 4S, so it should only be a short while until the unlock is released, since the jailbreak makes it possible to now achieve an unlock on the 4s...
Yes they use GSM in thailand... That's the point, why he's trying to unlock it... As to my understanding even though a verizon or sprint phone is CDMA, they still have a sim card slot so they can be used with GSM carriers also (But currently verizon and sprint aren't allowing unlocking/usage of the GSM component to work with GSM carriers outside the U.S. [And especially not within the U.S.])
I myself bought a factory unlocked, so don't have to worry about unlocking (at the moment at least [as I've found out after my purchase that factory unlocked doesn't actually mean it will always be unlocked like I thought, it just means it hasn't been locked... So if an asshole carrier who's sim card I happen to pop in decides they wanna lock me to them even though I just used the sim for a short while and haven't signed a contract or anything with them, apple lets them do it for some reason... ugh... {Then you have to pay that particular carrier whatever fee they decide on, to get it re-unlocked IF they even allow you to do so...}])
What I don't understand is why a 'carrier' who has nothing to do with my phone, and didn't give me a deal on my phone w/ having a contract with them, or hasn't contributed anything to me buying my phone at FULL price, has the power to lock or unlock my phone as they please... While me the little ol' consumer who actually paid for the damn thing, cannot do the same.
Apple should have some kind of 'lock protection' which since apple is really the one who maintains the 'locked' / 'unlocked' phone database, they can easily do, and play on 'both sides of the fence' if you get what I'm saying... Appeal to the carriers by letting them lock phones as they wish, but also appeal to the consumer who doesn't like the idea of that, by making sure their IMEI number can never end up in the 'locked' list, even if you have to pay a yearly premium, or one time fee upon purchase of the factory unlocked, to make it remain unlocked always, forever! lol
So with that said... Until apple decides to do something like that...
I guess we just have to wait for a new version of ultrasn0w?