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onetomany
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hi i brought my hubby a secondhand iphone today the guy said u just conect to itunes then of you go but it wont conect as its asking for password on phone which i havent got has anyone got any tips ? thanks in advance
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Ask the guy?That gum you like is coming back in style.0
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yes i think im gonna have to drive over , was just hoping to get it sorted tonight, thanks anyway0
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It sounds like it hasn't been reset to factory settings. To do this, you will need the password, so you'll have to ask they guy you bought it from.0
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How well do you know this guy? If he sold you a phone that is locked with a password, I'm thinking this is someone elses iphone and they have used mobileme to lock their phone remotely.It's not easy having a good time. Even smiling makes my face ache.0
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oh i really hope not i brought for £100 which took me ages to save , my hubby never wants or asks for birthday presents etc i made his day when i told him , will go to shop tomorrow thanks guys x0
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thats a good point!Wickedkitten wrote: »How well do you know this guy? If he sold you a phone that is locked with a password, I'm thinking this is someone elses iphone and they have used mobileme to lock their phone remotely.
You could also ask apple to check the serial number on the phone-see if that brings anything up?0 -
£100 for an iPhone does seem cheap, but hopefully the password is just an oversight and a reset to factory settings will make it like new.
Is it asking for a password or a 4-digit code?0
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