Country + Network, where does the "Turbo SIM Method" work?

[pendalf]

hey guys,

the same for the turbo sim

till the total unlock is done,

please post, who tryed the "Super SIM Method",
where is it working (and where not), with which network and status like call in/out, sms in/out, edge

here we go!

[MetalRat]

hey guys,

the same for the turbo sim

till the total unlock is done,

please post, who tryed the "Super SIM Method",
where is it working (and where not), with which network and status like call in/out, sms in/out, edge

here we go!

The thing wth the Turbo SIM method is that it will work everywhere, with any v1,2 or 3 SIM.

What the Turbo SIM does when its running the appelsaft software and configured with an AT&T IMSI (put in non-tech terms) is intercept the initial requests from the iPhone:

iPhone: "Hello mr SIM, where are you from?"

TurboSIM: "*cough* I'm from AT&T, honest."

iPhone: "Are you really??"

TurboSIM: "Erm, yes. Promise."

iPhone: "Righto, in which case I will switch on my radio and start talking to the network.. Can I have your details?"

TurboSIM: <grins and passes the request to the T-Mobile/O2/Whatever SIM>


So all it is doing is tricking the iPhone into believing it is AT&T at startup, it then just passes through all subsequent requests to the Piggyback SIM. Foolproof, and there is very little that Apple or AT&T can do to stop it working in practical terms.

[pendalf]

@metallrat

yes its right,

but to confirm it, with really information from guys, who tryed
would make a lot people comfortable here...

[Newchurch71]

iPhone: "Hello mr SIM, where are you from?"

TurboSIM: "*cough* I'm from AT&T, honest."

iPhone: "Are you really??"

TurboSIM: "Erm, yes. Promise."

iPhone: "Righto, in which case I will switch on my radio and start talking to the network.. Can I have your details?"

TurboSIM: <grins and passes the request to the T-Mobile/O2/Whatever SIM>

:D :cool:

[fgrep]

The thing wth the Turbo SIM method is that it will work everywhere, with any v1,2 or 3 SIM.

What the Turbo SIM does when its running the appelsaft software and configured with an AT&T IMSI (put in non-tech terms) is intercept the initial requests from the iPhone:

iPhone: "Hello mr SIM, where are you from?"

TurboSIM: "*cough* I'm from AT&T, honest."

iPhone: "Are you really??"

TurboSIM: "Erm, yes. Promise."

iPhone: "Righto, in which case I will switch on my radio and start talking to the network.. Can I have your details?"

TurboSIM: <grins and passes the request to the T-Mobile/O2/Whatever SIM>


So all it is doing is tricking the iPhone into believing it is AT&T at startup, it then just passes through all subsequent requests to the Piggyback SIM. Foolproof, and there is very little that Apple or AT&T can do to stop it working in practical terms.

Ozbimmer had some trouble to put the AT&T SIM card and TSIM together ...
If I remember well he had to write AT&T IMSI, ICCID to a Silvercard and then put the silvercard together with TSIM to make Applesaft work.

[pendalf]

agree with fcrep!

the turbo sim seems be very expensive.

but thank you mettalrat for the funy description...

:D

[ag886]

The thing wth the Turbo SIM method is that it will work everywhere, with any v1,2 or 3 SIM.

What the Turbo SIM does when its running the appelsaft software and configured with an AT&T IMSI (put in non-tech terms) is intercept the initial requests from the iPhone:

iPhone: "Hello mr SIM, where are you from?"

TurboSIM: "*cough* I'm from AT&T, honest."

iPhone: "Are you really??"

TurboSIM: "Erm, yes. Promise."

iPhone: "Righto, in which case I will switch on my radio and start talking to the network.. Can I have your details?"

TurboSIM: <grins and passes the request to the T-Mobile/O2/Whatever SIM>


So all it is doing is tricking the iPhone into believing it is AT&T at startup, it then just passes through all subsequent requests to the Piggyback SIM. Foolproof, and there is very little that Apple or AT&T can do to stop it working in practical terms.
@MetalRAt
I have a naive question: if you clone (duplicate) your existing sim card (any carrier) is than possible change in the cloned sim the IMEI number with the ATT one?
If yes, would that possibly work with the iphone?
Thanks
ag886

[Newchurch71]

Hi folks,

I think you're on the wrong way ...

You DON'T need a silvercard for TurboSIM method ...
You DON'T clone any card ...

Newchurch

[fgrep]

Hi folks,

I think you're on the wrong way ...

You DON'T need a silvercard for TurboSIM method ...
You DON'T clone any card ...

Newchurch

Im not saying that you NEED a silvercard for turbosim method.
The problem ozbimmer reported here (http://www.bladox.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=542&start=135) is that AT&T sim card appears to have a bad contact with the turbosim.

Is there any way to write AT&T IMSI and ICCID to TurboSIM without the need to put the AT&T SIM card with TSIM?

[Edreamsz]

Im not saying that you NEED a silvercard for turbosim method.
The problem ozbimmer reported here (http://www.bladox.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=542&start=135) is that AT&T sim card appears to have a bad contact with the turbosim.

Is there any way to write AT&T IMSI and ICCID to TurboSIM without the need to put the AT&T SIM card with TSIM?


That's what i'm also waiting for. Somebody has to modify appelsaft for this.

[ag886]

Hi folks,

I think you're on the wrong way ...

You DON'T need a silvercard for TurboSIM method ...
You DON'T clone any card ...

Newchurch
my question to MetalRat on cloning your current sim was not related to the TSIM method, but only a possible alternative method.
But even with the TSIM method cloning your current sim could be an option if you don't want cut your original one to fit into the TSIM.

[Newchurch71]

If it is possible to clone your sim you can use supersim method and don't need to buy an expensive turbosim.

Newchurch

[ag886]

If it is possible to clone your sim you can use supersim method and don't need to buy an expensive turbosim.

Newchurch
For the supersim method you need a V1 sim, thats the difference

[Newchurch71]

As I said:

If it is possible to clone your sim you will have a V1 sim ... :rolleyes:

But even with the TSIM method cloning your current sim could be an option if you don't want cut your original one to fit into the TSIM.
You don't need to cut your sim ... use supersim method if you have a clonable sim ...

In Germany there are no V1 sims in use, so the TurboSIM is the perfect solution.

Newchurch