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   How do I unlock my Android phone?

   • If you have a Google account linked to your Android phone, you can easily unlock it by entering your Google account credentials after multiple failed attempts to unlock your phone. Your phone will prompt you to enter your Google account details, and once verified, you’ll have access to your phone again. Perform a factory reset to unlock your phone.

   How to Unlock Android Phone: A Step-by-Step Guide

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   Why do I need to unlock my phone?

   • Uswitch studies show the the most common reason for unlocking a phone is to take advantage of well priced SIM only deals. When your phone's unlocked, you're not limited to tariffs offered by the network you bought your phone from. You can take your pick from the whole market.

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   What is an unlocked phone?

   • In simple terms, an unlocked phone is a device that has no ties to carriers. It is free of restrictions and can be used with any carrier, as long as the device supports the network’s radio bands. Unlocked phones are usually purchased outright, straight from the manufacturer or a third-party retail store.

   What is an unlocked phone, and how do I know if my phone is unlocked?

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   Can I keep my phone unlocked?

   • You can keep your phone unlocked in some situations, like when your phone is in your pocket or you're near home. When you use Smart Lock, you only need to unlock once with your PIN, pattern, or password.

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   When can you unlock a phone?

   • This is why carriers commonly offer to unlock devices after your contract or payment plan has ended, you have paid the smartphone off, or you have spent some time using their network. Unlocked phone users have no restrictions, contracts, or ties to any company. They can shop around without limits.

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   Is phone unlocking the same as SIM unlocking a device?

   • This is still not the same as SIM unlocking a device, though. Typically, phone locking starts on the SIM card level to accept a specific mobile network code. But the other half of that restriction stems from your phone’s International Mobile Equipment Identity number (IMEI).

   What is an unlocked phone, and how do I know if my phone is unlocked?

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   May 15, 2024 · An unlocked phone is a device that has no carrier locks or restrictions. It's usually sold at full price. You can use it with any carrier of your choice, whether you're using a...

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   Aug 18, 2024 · Want to unlock your mobile phone? We take you through the benefits, the risks and most importantly - how to do it with minimal hassle.

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   Apr 19, 2024 · Understanding how to unlock an Android phone is essential for those moments when you forget your password, pattern, or PIN. In this article, we’ll guide you through the steps to regain access to your device.

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   • Overview
   • Let your phone stay unlocked
   • Turn off Extend Unlock
   • Learn about locking options
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   You can keep your phone unlocked in some situations, like when your phone is in your pocket or you're near home. When you use Extend Unlock (formerly Smart Lock), you only need to unlock once with your PIN, pattern, or password.

   Important:

   Some of these steps work only on Android 10 and up. Learn how to check your Android version.

   Some of these steps require you to touch the screen.

   See full list on support.google.com

   1. Make sure you have a screen lock.

   2. Open your device's Settings app.

   3. Tap Security & privacy More security & privacy Extend Unlock.

   4. Enter your PIN, pattern, or password.

   5. Pick an option and follow the on-screen steps.

   ​​Important: When Extend Unlock is turned on and active, an Unlock icon is displayed on your lock screen. Extend Unlock will keep your device unlocked for up to 4 hours at a time.

   See full list on support.google.com

   1. Open your device's Settings app.

   2. Tap Security & privacy More security & privacy Extend Unlock.

   3. Enter your PIN, pattern, or password.

   4. Tap On-body detection.

   5. Turn off Use On-body detection.

   6. Remove all trusted devices and trusted places. ​On some phones, you might need to remove trusted faces and Voice Match voices.

   See full list on support.google.com

   Keep your phone unlocked when it's on you

   Turn on-body detection on or off

   1. Open your device's Settings app.

   2. Tap Security & privacy More security & privacy Extend Unlock On-body detection.

   3. Turn Use On-body detection on or off.

   How on-body detection works

   See full list on support.google.com

   If you're using Android 9 and below, you might find these options on your device.

   Use "Ok Google"

   Say "Ok Google" from a secure lock screen. If we recognize your voice, you can ask Google to do things for you, or visit sites, without manually unlocking your phone."

   Set up, improve, or remove a trusted face

   Important: This facial recognition is less secure than a PIN, pattern, or password. Someone who looks similar to you could unlock your phone.

   Set up and use a trusted face

   See full list on support.google.com

   • Set screen lock

   • Help protect against harmful apps

   See full list on support.google.com

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   Oct 9, 2023 · The simplest way to unlock your device is to get in touch with your provider and ask for a Network Unlock Code (NUC). This is typically easy and free to get – if you've finished your pay-monthly contract, networks aren't allowed to charge you unlocking fees at all.

10. www.androidauthority.com › unlocked-phones-prosUnlocked phones: Pros and cons - Android Authority

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    Aug 23, 2024 · Unlocked phones offer plenty of benefits, but there are also some disadvantages to buying phones outright. Let us tell you all about them!