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Chalets the Baka posted:Are these phones still untraceable? E.g. can they be tracked via GPS? If I were to toss the phone into a creek or something, would it still be able to be tracked or is there a chip on it of some kind I should be gouging out if I don't want anyone to find it? No phones are untraceable. If you chuck it into a creek, it will be hosed no matter what, though.
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Cicero posted:So apparently unlocking phones is legal now. Does that mean the distinction between, say, AT&T/T-Mobile/Unlocked iPhones that you'll see on swappa or cl is now meaningless?
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The difference is that Motorola seems to actually be making an effort to support their budget phones while with Samsung, I wouldn't really bet on it.
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Don't use hangouts for group messages
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The 2013 CDMA Moto G doesn't have LTE, so it's effectively useless as a smartphone on Sprint.
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hitachi posted:I currently have 2 lines with Verizon and am looking to cut down on my bill. Top choice at the moment is the Cricket 5GB plan. I kind of want the ability to hotspot, not sure if that makes Cricket worse than one of the alternatives. My wife has an iPhone 5S which I think I can just make sure gets unlocked and then switch no problem, but I have a Droid Maxx so I would need to get a new phone. I am probably going to get a Moto X Pure or Nexus 6P eventually but in the meantime I was looking at the low end phones Cricket is offering for free after rebate. Cricket only allows using hotspots on certain phones, I believe.
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Yeah, it's possible. AT&T (and any provider with prepaid plans) gives preference to post-paid customers.
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