model no A1303 FCC ID BCGA1303B IC ID:579C-A1303B
I am unable to activate my iphone I only view my IMEI and ICCID states unknown
iPhone 3GS, iOS 6.1.4, iphone did not react after update
I am unable to activate my iphone I only view my IMEI and ICCID states unknown
iPhone 3GS, iOS 6.1.4, iphone did not react after update
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Hi winseet,
Here's an article of troubleshooting for activation issues:
iPhone: Troubleshooting activation issues
http://support.apple.com/kb/ts3424
Cheers!
- Ari
ICCID unknown is a critical failure. Almost always caused by jailbreaking.
It can not be fixed. You will need to get a new phone.
I've never seen an ICCID failure from jailbreaking. I've seen many of them on iPhones that were exposed to moisture. Almost always a hardware failure and software is not going to introduce a hardware failure. Please don't spread misinformation as it is forbidden by the ToU here.
3Gs does not have iOS 6.1.4 ; how did you do that?
Google it. Nearly every reference to the problem can be tied back to a phone that was jailbroken, hacked, downgraded, or otherwise modified. It's not misinformation, it's fact.
We know you're a fan of jailbreaking and would love people to believe that it can not permanently damage the phone, but that is demonstrably false.
I have googled it. In the early days of the 3GS there were some models with a baseband chip which at that time could not be rewritten so the baseband could not be changed. Those days are long passed.
I am NOT and have NEVER been a "fan" of jailbreaking and I resent your saying so. I do not think jailbreaking is a greater crime that aggravated assault like you and some others seem to and I don't see anything wrong with helping people come back from the dark side. But I also don't believe the lies in "Reerfer Madness" and don't believe that the same misinformation should be repeated here.
Any iPhone that has been jailbroken, hacked, or downgraded will NOT cause a hardware failure. Using Haxies on OS X will not cause a HARDWARE failure. It MAY cause a false message of the ICCID, as will some of the unreliable sites you can go to and check these things. Again, by far the largest cause I've seen for ICCID failure, both personally and checking Google is caused by water damage.
I am curious about the answer I have asked the OP.
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Don't think they are coming back but in most cases they just select whatever is shown as last on the list when they choose it.
model no A1303 FCC ID BCGA1303B IC ID:579C-A1303B