iPhone not subject to 90-day unlock policy

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The iPhone is apparently exempt from AT&T's standard policy that allows customers to have their mobile devices unlocked after 90 days of service. Generally, the company allows subscribers in good standing to unlock their phones for use on other providers -- especially for reasons concerning overseas travel. However, due to an "exclusive agreement b...

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