 93388818It's cool, I'm takin it backPremium
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Dallas, TX | reply to sporkme
Re: Overseas use? said by sporkme:I saw some comments about a "GPS check" where the unit tries to figure out where it is. Can anyone verify that? I have a friend that's out of the country for at least a few months a year. He also has an iPhone and currently just uses a phone from a local carrier when he's away. If this beast could actually be tricked into working in a non-ATT area, well, that would be keen and well worth the $20/month or $150 upfront. It does more than just a GPS check to make sure you've got it installed where it's supposed to be.
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| said by 93388818:It does more than just a GPS check to make sure you've got it installed where it's supposed to be. Assume a VPN that gives it a US IP. What then?
Where it would be living, interference with other services would not be an issue.
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93388818It's cool, I'm takin it backPremium
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Dallas, TX | said by sporkme:said by 93388818:It does more than just a GPS check to make sure you've got it installed where it's supposed to be. Assume a VPN that gives it a US IP. What then? Where it would be living, interference with other services would not be an issue. A US IP isn't going to get around it either. You also have the GPS component to deal with.
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