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If you buy a phone under warranty and need to unlock it later it is crucial to understand how this impacts your warranty protections. Some brands argue unlocking alters the device and nullifies coverage, but these claims are not always legally valid. You must be aware of your statutory rights and adhering to official procedures.

Begin by examining your warranty terms. In countries like those in the EU, warranty service cannot be automatically denied if the device was unlocked legitimately, if the malfunction has no connection to the unlock process. Take the case of a faulty camera after using a legitimate unlock method, denying coverage on this basis alone is unlawful.

Stick to authorized unlocking services. Third-party software, jailbreak tools, or unofficial firmware mods can permanently damage hardware or corrupt software and give manufacturers justification to refuse service. If you unlock through your carrier after fulfilling their conditions, warranty disputes become extremely rare.

Preserve every piece of evidence. Hold onto the carrier’s approval notice, written responses from customer service, and اکتیویشن proof of purchase. When submitting a warranty claim, this evidence can empower your case that you used an approved method.

If your claim is rejected due to unlocking, demand a written, detailed explanation. By law, they are required to prove causation. If no causal connection is established, you can escalate to consumer protection agencies.

In regions with strong consumer rights frameworks, a manufacturer cannot void a warranty merely for unlocking. Under GDPR-aligned consumer protections, blanket denials are illegal. The burden of proof lies entirely with the manufacturer.

If you're uncertain about your rights, reach out to the brand’s help desk. Present your situation clearly and politely. Often, a polite conversation resolves the issue without requiring formal appeals.

Finally, consider using a trusted third-party unlock provider that offers a service warranty. They may cover failures stemming from their unlock method, giving you added security when the manufacturer’s coverage is gone.

Unlocking is a protected consumer right. No one can legally penalize you for carrier freedom, so long as you act responsibly. Document every step—it’s your strongest defense.