[wiggy1]

I looked around and didn't seem to find a satisfactory answer. I appologize in advance if I was just too dense to understand what I was reading. Applying a manual unlock is a bit new to me

So my question is, if I unlock the Torch (or any phone for that matter) when I use the built in security wipe function (not a carrier or computer utility), will I have to unlock the phone again? I am talking about having the phone reset back to factory settings and the onboard storage reformatted such as you would do when going to sell the phone.

Thanks.

[anon(1603170)]

Unlock is permanent.

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[wiggy1]

That was fast, thanks.

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[tbrenn]

Unlock is permanent, but I always hang onto my MEP2 and MEP4 codes, just in case...

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[dochouse7]

+1. The unlock is permanent. The only way to re-lock it is with the use of some special software the carriers have. Regardless of what you do to the phone, the lock will remain off.

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