you can use MFI Multi Loader (MML)
you will also need VSM files..
This is crucial heart surgery...
i don't remember any one used MML on OS6 and above+ based devices.
you will find lot articles on MML and usage of VSM file.
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remember... its very risky and consider yourself responsible for every thing...
On a related note, would the warranty be void if the carrier branding is removed?
If you guys are talking about the splash screen that pops out for few seconds, yes, I think if you try to remove that, it will void your warranty for sure. It is hard to remove and may end up with a phone that is useless in the removing process.
If you are talking about the branding printed on the bottom plastic, I don't think it will void your warranty. Some companies like Telus, didn't even place their logo down there. The only way someone will you that my phone is Telus based is if they look at the start up splash screen.
Mike- Go to the drugstore and buy a bottle of cheap 100% acetone nail polish remover. NOT the fancy stuff with aloe and moisturizers, no fragrance, not acetone-free. 100% ACETONE. It should be pretty much the cheapest one on the shelf. Dip a cotton swab in the acetone and squeeze out the excess- the swab should be wet but not dripping. Gently run the swab across the carrier logo and the logo will dissolve almost instantly. Re-swab a few times to get the bottom plate super clean. There will be a very faint ghost image that is visible only under bright light and at certain angles, but for all intents and purposes the logo will be totally gone.
I have used this procedure on my AT&T-branded 9900 with complete success. There is NO damage to the plastic plate itself.
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