If someone manages to unlock an iPhone...
...and use it with a carrier other than AT&T, wouldn't that mean that the iPhone's voice mail feature wouldn't work? As I understand it, Apple had to work with AT&T to develop the standard needed to support random access voice mail. I can't remember if that's a proprietary standard, or an open standard which other carriers might (in time) adopt.
As far as I'm concerned, the way voice mail works in one of the best features of the iPhone. It would be kind of sad to have an iPhone but still have to go through an audio interface ("You have 3 messages. First message received at... 10:15 AM, Friday, July 6. To listen, press 1, to skip press...", etc, etc, ad nauseam) to get your voice messages.
As far as I'm concerned, the way voice mail works in one of the best features of the iPhone. It would be kind of sad to have an iPhone but still have to go through an audio interface ("You have 3 messages. First message received at... 10:15 AM, Friday, July 6. To listen, press 1, to skip press...", etc, etc, ad nauseam) to get your voice messages.
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That is the real magic of the unlocked phone.