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Mar 24, 2016 11:26 AM in response to saeed_703by Niel,If you're the device's original owner, take the device and its original purchase receipt to a physical Apple Store.
If not, but you're able to contact the person who set the lock, send them this link and tell them to follow its instructions.
If neither of the above applies, you can't activate the device but may be able to get it refunded. Apple won't remove the lock for anyone other than the original owner(assuming they're alive.)
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Mar 24, 2016 2:51 PM in response to saeed_703by joe_7399,Greetings saeed_703,
Thanks for using the Apple Support Communities!
I understand that after updating your iPhone to iOS 9.3, your current Apple ID and password are not working to activate your device. In some cases, the hint that you see on the Activate iPhone screen may not match your current Apple ID.
We know that this situation can be frustrating, but we’re here to help. To troubleshoot this situation and work towards resolving it, please read over and follow the steps from the following article.
If you can't activate your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch after installing iOS 9.3 - Apple Support
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