Warning
　　There are some things you should know before you perform anything on this site. There is obviously some risk involved here, but everyone I know of has been able to restore their iPhone by using iTunes. I've heard no report of anyone damaging their iPhone by modding it when using the correct program(s) properly.
　　• You risk voiding your warranty.
　　• This site is not for those uncomfortable around computers. If you aren't sure about something on here, then I recommend stopping what you are doing and connecting your iPhone to iTunes, and signing a contract with AT&T.
　　• Any modifications you perform on your iPhone, including bypassing activation and unlocking, could be reset if you should install a firmware update provided by Apple. It's a simple matter of redoing everything you previously did 　to get your iPhone back the way you had it once you update provided the new firmware has been deemed safe.
　　• Read the instructions in their entirety. If you can't follow directions, you may damage your iPhone requiring a replacement from Apple.
　　• I am not responsible for your results if they are less than what you expected. You assume all risks. I recommend seeking help in iPhone hacking forums or in the various IRC channels. Check my links page to find them.
　　• If you have not activated your iPhone via AT&T, then you will lack the ability to use visual voicemail.

　　Step 1.

　　Remove the iPhone from the box and put the SIM you want to use in it now. (Some have said they had better luck when not putting in the SIM they ultimately wanted to use until after they had successfully unlocked with anySIM.)

　　Turn on the iPhone and confirm you have 1.1.1 firmware on it. Don't know how to confirm it is 1.1.1 out of the box? Simple. At the activate screen, slide the emergency call slider. You are now at the emergency call key pad. Enter the following into the keypad: *3001#12345#* then press Call.

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