Upon nserting sim to my Iphone11Pro Max having this message. "The sim card that you currently have installed in this iPhone is from a services provider that is not supported under the activacation policy that is currently assigned by the activation server....
iPhone 11 Pro Max, iOS 13
When you purchase an iPhone there are two options, you can buy an iPhone locked to a specific carrier (often what the carriers themselves sell as contracts) or unlocked iPhones. Unlocked iPhones are often a little more expensive and you have to get a sim card from your provider. If you change providers/sim cards with a locked phone you will get an error message like the one described here. To unlock a cell phone you have to contact the provider and tell them that you have locked cellphone and you need it unlocked so you can change to another cellular service. Often times this can be difficult as the cellular provider may refer you to Apple but apple support cannot unlock the cellular service on a locked iPhone.
When you purchase an iPhone there are two options, you can buy an iPhone locked to a specific carrier (often what the carriers themselves sell as contracts) or unlocked iPhones. Unlocked iPhones are often a little more expensive and you have to get a sim card from your provider. If you change providers/sim cards with a locked phone you will get an error message like the one described here. To unlock a cell phone you have to contact the provider and tell them that you have locked cellphone and you need it unlocked so you can change to another cellular service. Often times this can be difficult as the cellular provider may refer you to Apple but apple support cannot unlock the cellular service on a locked iPhone.
The phone is carrier locked.
Only the cellular carrier it is locked to can unlock, it for use on other carriers. Contact them.
Bro I did not get your answer please clarify. Actually the phone was bought in Australia and I want to use it in Pakistan. Should I contact the buyer to register it under my country carrier?
Your phone is locked to a cellular carrier. Since you got it in Australia, it is probably locked to a carrier there. You will need to contact that carrier to see if you qualify to get it unlocked.
Ok tnk u bro I will talk to my brother in Australia.
The sim card that you currently have installed in this iPhone is from a services procider that is not supported under the activacation policy.
