BladeUnlock - SIM Network Unlock (NCK) Code generator

[Guest ksimm]

Thank you so much. I have just unlocked both my parents Orange San Francisco mobiles. :D

[Guest kafdaddy]

Just unlocked my San Fran, that is so easy, many thanks. Going to stop being robbed by Orange and give GiffGaff a go now!

Cheers.

[Guest DaneelS]

Thanks!

[Guest ali40]

Thanks. Brilliant app. Unlocked SF no probs.

[Guest gambieter]

Arr Too: is it easy to add an option that the menu key is sufficient to lock/unlock? This for the people who have to return their phone because of a non-functioning touchscreen, and want to relock. Thanks, great utility :D

[Guest ticoti]

goodwork hope one day i can became a a proggrammer like you

thanks

there´s any app to huawei u8230

Edited January 11, 2011 by ticoti

[Guest magicpork]

nice work..thanks man

[Guest Arr Too]

is it easy to add an option that the menu key is sufficient to lock/unlock? This for the people who have to return their phone because of a non-functioning touchscreen, and want to relock.

Do you mean instead of pressing the button? I think it would be pretty easy, but how would you run the app in the first place?

[Guest Abyss1981]

Thanks alot :D

[Guest The Soup Thief]

Just realised, I never doffed my cap to you for this one

Excellent app Arr Too - my hat is officially doffed!

Wonder if you could get this on to Android market?

[Guest DaddyFantastic]

Brilliant work - thanks mate!

[Guest caesarx]

Thanks a lot !!!!

[Guest skymera]

Funnily enough.

My Blade wasn't network locked. Purchased from Orange.co.uk too...

[Guest Phorce]

Thanks!! :lol:

[Guest george1994]

I do not have the ZTE Blade but LG P500 (ulocked), just want to say "great Job".

[Guest igama]

Thanks m8!!! :lol:

[Guest ninukab]

works great.

thank you.

[Guest Zele]

Thanks very much!

Just curious - Is there any reason why nobody has released a similar application for windows?

I would feel completely secure if I could run an app here, on my laptop, in a sandbox. Then I would be 100% sure that it isn't dialing out onto the internet or cracking my phone open to hackers.

..It seems logical that if the unlock code can be generated by a website with only my IMEI number then an app on my PC could do the same?

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[Guest Arr Too]

The app only gets permission to read the phone state (to get the IMEI). It can't use the internet or any storage. If you are that worried about security, have you questioned all the other apps on your phone that can access the IMEI and you've given permission to do much more besides? ;)

[Guest ztedd]

I guess the sandbox of Android is more secure than windows. or which sandbox do you use there?

if an app doesn't request the permission for internet in AndroidManifest.xml (shown to you on install), it WON'T be able to connect.

furthermore, you can use Droidwall to forbid internet access to apps.

the best however would be to share the sourcecode freely.

[Guest ztedd]

and there are PC programs doing this.

http://android.modaco.com/content/forum/32...code-generator/

http://android.modaco.com/content/zte-blad...ree-excel-2003/

(this one is for Excel!)

[Guest suj69]

Great work mate :P

[Guest anthony2014]

MANY THANKS!!! :P

[Guest mulderfbi]

Thank You !!! for the great prg. :P

[Guest nosedive]

As promised a while ago I've learnt how to make an Android app! This is pretty basic, but I think it covers the "security" worries that people have with giving out their IMEI to random web sites for free codes [odd that people feel happy when they are also giving out their money/eBay/address/bank details...!]. (Note: this is probably the most secure way of doing this that exists, since Android apps have to ask for permission to do stuff like use the internet or your SD storage, and this app only reads your phone state in order to get its IMEI -- it doesn't send or store any data anywhere, or access anything else.)

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HAPPY CHRISTMAS ONE AND ALL!!

many thanks, you saved me some bucks :P

cu,

nosedive