just noticed this small print when looking at an iphone 5 Sim-free in carphone warehouse.
is this true? I bought an iphone 4S sim-free for my wife on the basis that she can swap in a Japanese SIM card when we visit the in-laws and it'd work fine (because thats what I'd expect SIM free to mean)
but will it not work?
iPhone will lock itself to the network of the first SIM card that is used in the phone. Subsequently attempting to use it on any other network, for example by replacing the SIM card, may mean it becomes permanently unusable. SIM free iPhones can only be used with a UK-network SIM card, and will not accept foreign SIM cards.
is this true? I bought an iphone 4S sim-free for my wife on the basis that she can swap in a Japanese SIM card when we visit the in-laws and it'd work fine (because thats what I'd expect SIM free to mean)
but will it not work?