Need PUK code.
I don't have a PUK code
Need code please.
iPad Air 2, iPadOS 15
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I don't have a PUK code
Need code please.
iPad Air 2, iPadOS 15
Read this Apple Support article about how to use a SIM PIN --> Use a SIM PIN for your iPhone or iPad - Apple Support
Go to the section:
"If you forgot or don't know your SIM PIN
Never try to guess a SIM PIN or PUK code. The wrong guess can permanently lock your SIM card, and then you would need a new SIM card. If your device asks for a PIN or [PUK] code that you don't know, here's what to do:
1. Contact the carrier that gave you the SIM card. If you aren't sure which carrier to call, remove your iPhone SIM card [refer to: Remove or switch the SIM card in your iPhone - Apple Support ] or iPad SIM card [refer to: Remove or switch the SIM card in your iPad - Apple Support ] and check the card for the carrier's name or logo. 2. Ask your carrier to help you unlock your SIM card using the default SIM PIN or PUK code.
3. If you can't unlock your SIM card using the SIM PIN or PUK code or if an alert says, "PUK exhausted," ask for a new SIM card.
*If you enter the wrong SIM PIN too many times, your wireless carrier might be able to give you a Personal Unlocking Key (PUK).
Read the support article for complete details."
Read this Apple Support article about how to use a SIM PIN --> Use a SIM PIN for your iPhone or iPad - Apple Support
Go to the section:
"If you forgot or don't know your SIM PIN
Never try to guess a SIM PIN or PUK code. The wrong guess can permanently lock your SIM card, and then you would need a new SIM card. If your device asks for a PIN or [PUK] code that you don't know, here's what to do:
1. Contact the carrier that gave you the SIM card. If you aren't sure which carrier to call, remove your iPhone SIM card [refer to: Remove or switch the SIM card in your iPhone - Apple Support ] or iPad SIM card [refer to: Remove or switch the SIM card in your iPad - Apple Support ] and check the card for the carrier's name or logo. 2. Ask your carrier to help you unlock your SIM card using the default SIM PIN or PUK code.
3. If you can't unlock your SIM card using the SIM PIN or PUK code or if an alert says, "PUK exhausted," ask for a new SIM card.
*If you enter the wrong SIM PIN too many times, your wireless carrier might be able to give you a Personal Unlocking Key (PUK).
Read the support article for complete details."
Need PUK code.