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May 10, 2018 (Updated: June 21, 2021)

When your iPhone is locked or disabled, you will need a factory unlock to fix it so you can use your phone again. This is what a factory unlock aims to overcome. With the right tool here, you can unlock your iPhone easily and also enjoy the latest firmware version of your iPhone. Get rid of the problem now and apply the solution offered in this article that would surprise you.

Factory Unlock iPhone with LockWiper – The Easiest Way

While there are many applications out there that claim to factory unlock an iPhone, iMyFone LockWiper iPhone Unlock stands out of the pack. With a well-built functionality and crisp design that allows users to operate and navigate through the app easily, iMyFone LockWiper offers the smartest and safest means of factory unlocking your iPhone. Its efficiency has been tested and proven by several iPhone users out there, who have successfully unlocked their iPhones without hassles.

LockWiper Factory Unlock iPhone

• Remove iCloud account: No need to know password, the easiest way to help you remove the old account.
• Remove iPhone Screen Lock: Few clicks are all you need to unlock the iPhone screen lock without passcode, giving you more free navigation and operation of your phone.
• Supports Locked, Disabled, Broken iOS Screen: iMyFone LockWiper works perfectly on locked, disabled or broken iOS screen without hassles.
• Cross-compatibility: iMyFone LockWiper can be conveniently installed and operated on the newest iPhone models like Xs/Xs Max/XR and version of iOS 14.

Steps to Factory Unlock iPhone

Step 1: Download and open iMyFone LockWiper software on your PC and click “Unlock Apple ID”.

Step 2: With the aid of a lightning cable, connect your iOS device to the computer. Then click on Start to Unlock button.

Step 3: The unlocking process will begin, just wait a moment, your iPhone will be factory unlocked.

After unlocking, the Apple ID will be removed from your device, you’ll be able to login with another Apple ID!

Please note that the unlocking process will also wipe your iPhone/iPad. For now, there is no unlocking option for iPhone/iPad lock screen that works without data loss.

Factory Unlock iPhone with DoctorUnlock

iPhoneIMEI.net is a renowned unlock service provider, especially for Factory Unlock iPhones. Follow these steps to factory unlock your iPhone through DoctorUnlock.net

1. Get your iPhone IMEI number by dialing *#06# (or tap to the little «i» button on the screen to get the IMEI for inactivated iPhones).
2. Proceed to iPhone Unlock Page and select your iPhone origin carrier and click Unlock.
3. The unlocking page loads next. On it, you’ll see a form requiring you to provide the IMEI number (the one you got at Step 1), select your iPhone model and click Unlock now!
4. You will be taken to the payment page. Complete your payment (if your model is not supported as free service) via PayPal or Credit Card.
5. Wait for a few business hours or business days, with the wait time depending on your carrier. You’ll receive an email informing you that your iPhone has been unlocked!
6. If you are using iOS 7 or higher, just simply connect your iPhone to a Wi-Fi network, it will then be unlocked automatically. If you have no data connection, simply load iTunes on your PC or Mac to finish the Unlock.

Backup iPhone Files before Factory Unlock iPhone

Factory Unlocking your iPhone will lead to loss of data. Hence, it is important to keep away the important information and files before proceeding to unlock. You can back up your iPhone or iPad to a computer manually via iTunes. Backing up via iTunes to your computer is pretty straightforward. Just following these steps:

Step 1. Either through Wi-Fi or a USB cord, connect your device to your computer.
Step 2. Locate and open iTunes on the computer.
Step 3. Click on the Device icon next to the category drop-down menu on the left side of the iTunes window.
Step 4. Select «Summary» from the sidebar.
Step 5. Now, Select «Back Up Now» under Manually Back Up and Restore.
Step 6. Click Done when you are finished.

Tips: Difference Between Factory Unlocked and Unlocked iPhone

1 Factory Unlocked iPhone

Factory unlocked means that a phone is not under control by any specific cell phone company. As a result, the factory unlock process is occurred by the retailer. If you have factory unlocked the phone, then you can use any phone company for your network from any place.

• iPhone gets the ability to transfer another network without the possibilities to get damages.
• Availability of changing the SIM card.
• Factory unlocked is useful for travelers.

Cons

• The price of factory unlocked phone is higher.
• Factory unlocked phones are limited.
• Without jailbreaking the device, it is not possible to maximize the benefit of iPhone.
• Factory unlocked mobile doesn’t provide the warranty.

2 Unlocked iPhone

Unlocked iPhone is also useable for any networks. It can access any networks from any places. If you buy a locked phone, then it will be able to use only a specific network. You can use only the company SIM from which area you have bought the iPhone. It is available on different online store.

Pros:

• If you’re traveling the places which are separated from your area, then unlocked phone will be essential.
• You can use unlocked phone internationally.
• Jailbreaking will help you to customize iPhones interface.
• Themes can be changed.

Cons:

• Need to jailbreak from the trusted site.
• There is no security because no one can confirm that your data will not be exploited.
  SHH installation is essential.

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Question: Q: Photos says unlock iPhone when trying import in Photos and then No Photos show

Why is it so difficult to connect two Apple products easily? iPhone 6 plugged into MacBook Pro running High Sierra 10.13.3 (17D102) and Photos shows Unlock iPhone or blank screen or No Photos when there loads of photos on the iPhone. iPhone is unlocked and trusted. Tried unplugging, trusting umpteen times and rebooted Mac with same result. It does not work. Why? iCloud is not an option and not enabled. Is this the reason Apple’s have made it impossible to transfer using usb? Phone does not show in iTunes either. Help please.

iPhone 6, iOS 11.2.6

Posted on Mar 2, 2018 8:12 AM

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I understand that you’re trying to import photos from your iPhone to Photos on your Mac, but aren’t having much luck. In this case, the fact that iTunes doesn’t recognize your iPhone indicates that there is a failure in communication between the two. The steps outlined below should help get both iTunes to recognize your iPhone as well as getting the device to appear as expected in Photos.

1. Hold down the Option key, click the Apple menu, and choose System Information or System Report.
2. From the list on the left, select USB.
3. If you see your iPhone, iPad, or iPod under USB Device Tree, uninstall third-party security software. If not, contact Apple Support.
   

Let us know if this helps.

Mar 3, 2018 2:28 PM

iCloud is not an option and not enabled.

Have you checked if iCloud Photo Library us still disabled on your iPhone? The iOS 11 upgrade may have enabled it on the device without you noticing it. Have a look at the Settings > Your Name > iCloud, if iCloud Photo Library is still off.

Mar 4, 2018 2:40 AM

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I understand that you’re trying to import photos from your iPhone to Photos on your Mac, but aren’t having much luck. In this case, the fact that iTunes doesn’t recognize your iPhone indicates that there is a failure in communication between the two. The steps outlined below should help get both iTunes to recognize your iPhone as well as getting the device to appear as expected in Photos.

1. Hold down the Option key, click the Apple menu, and choose System Information or System Report.
2. From the list on the left, select USB.
3. If you see your iPhone, iPad, or iPod under USB Device Tree, uninstall third-party security software. If not, contact Apple Support.
   

Let us know if this helps.

Mar 3, 2018 2:28 PM

iCloud is not an option and not enabled.

Have you checked if iCloud Photo Library us still disabled on your iPhone? The iOS 11 upgrade may have enabled it on the device without you noticing it. Have a look at the Settings > Your Name > iCloud, if iCloud Photo Library is still off.

Mar 4, 2018 2:40 AM

Hi Alex — thanks for your suggestion, yes it shows up under usb 3 so tried disabling the only security software Avira (realtime and firewall no usb scanner) but still shows up with same issue. The iPhone was working with Photos back in October before updating to 10.13.2 and Avira was in use then so what’s changed? It’s odd that Photos shows the phone with correct name and triggers the Trust popup on the iPhone so they are communicating but something is blocking file transfer. Uninstalling Avira is a pain and needed for IT policy.

Had to use Airdrop as others have suggested to transfer photos — but it’s slow and just stopped when trying to move 900 images.

Mar 3, 2018 2:28 PM

Hi léonie — thanks, so iCloud photo library is off. But iCloud > My Photo Stream is enabled (not done knowingly). When trying to switch off this threatens to delete all photos from phone! Not a great user experience.

Mar 4, 2018 2:40 AM

If My Photo Stream is enabled on your iPhone and also in Photos on your Mac, the new photos may already have been transferred by My Photo Stream. This can prevent them from showing as new photos in Photos, when you connect the iPhone to a USB port.

If your Mac is not using My Photo Stream, consider to enable it and solely use My Photo Stream to transfer the photos. You could use My Photo Stream to circumvent the problem with the security software you are forced to keep installed.

The only drawback would be, that Photos you import on your Mac would also appear on your iPhone, because My Photo stream cannot be used only one-way with Photos.

Mar 4, 2018 3:21 AM

Thanks for suggestion, guess the Mac’s use of My Photo Stream in Photos is controlled by iCloud settings which are not enabled

our Macs are used for photo editing from SLRs and would fill the iPhone’s storage if I understand you correctly with MyPhoto Stream doing a two way sync.

All I need is a way to copy the jpg photo files from iPhone to Mac which was working before recent Apple OS security upgrades. Is it not possible to connect Apple products now? Many others seem to be having this problem.

Mar 4, 2018 5:42 AM

Is it not possible to connect Apple products now? Many others seem to be having this problem.

It is working for me. I can still import new photos using a USB connection, if no cloud services are enabled on the iPhone X and 5s, iPad 3, iPod Touch. And I am not using any Firewall software on my Mac that could be blocking connections.

Mar 4, 2018 5:53 AM

Found the problem in my case was the original USB cable supplied with the iPhone was faulty. It still charged the phone but failed to transfer data. Posting in case others have the same issue. A hardware problem that software failed to recognise so sent down lots of rabbit holes!

Apr 13, 2018 5:48 AM

If it was the cable, you should have gotten random results and different kinds of corruption when downloading the photos repeatedly. Has that been the case?

I’m glad that you could solve the mystery!

Apr 13, 2018 7:00 AM

Random in that the iPhone showed up as a USB device and sometimes showed with phone name in Photos but never any photos to download. A different cable and the photos showed up as expected. Thank you for the suggestions léonie

Apr 13, 2018 7:16 AM

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