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I have a IPhone 6S from a friend saying he can't open it, which resulted to be a locked iCloud account the IMEI which was not blacklisted. He says that the previous owner does not want to unlock it and when I contacted him he said that he forgot his password. So I told him he could change it but he said it was too much of a hassle. Is there any way to unlock it since the previous owner does not want to comply to unlocking it.
-Thank you
iPhone 6s
Return it for a refund of your money or take him to small claims court if he refuses.
Return it for a refund of your money or take him to small claims court if he refuses.
No. The activation lock is an anti-theft measure.
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So no solution even if the iPhone is not reported as stolen or lost.
Ok I'll call him up and see what happens thanks!
which was not blacklisted.
This is irrelevant.
previous owner does not want to comply
Then your friend has no options.
Activation lock on IPhone 6S
