We’re well used to seeing smartphones bought for use on one specific carrier to arrive with a SIM lock, preventing users from easily swapping-out and moving to a competing carrier’s SIM. It’s annoying, but not unexpected, and we’ve largely been able to avoid it by purchasing unlocked phones off-contract. But then earlier this week, news arrived that the Samsung Galaxy Note 3 would feature a little more elaborate locking; no matter where you bought it in Europe, the European version of the hardware would be locked ...
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