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Ugrynks: /* Master Subsidiary Lock (MSL) */

2019-11-14T09:51:09Z

Master Subsidiary Lock (MSL)

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	# add the code and follow the instructions.		# add the code and follow the instructions.

	Samsung tool helps to [[bypass]] MSL to be able to modify any setting, such as have to write access to the [[EFS partition]] and repair [[IMEI]]/[[~~unlock the network~~]], etc.		Samsung tool helps to [[bypass]] MSL to be able to modify any setting, such as have to write access to the [[EFS partition]] and repair [[IMEI]]/[[Unlock phones]]network, etc.

Ugrynks at 09:49, 14 November 2019

2019-11-14T09:49:38Z

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	# add the code and follow the instructions.		# add the code and follow the instructions.

	Samsung tool helps to [[bypass]] MSL to be able to modify any setting, such as have to write access to the [[EFS partition]] and [[~~change~~ IMEI]]/[[unlock the network]], etc.		Samsung tool helps to [[bypass]] MSL to be able to modify any setting, such as have to write access to the [[EFS partition]] and repair [[IMEI]]/[[unlock the network]], etc.

Ugrynks: /* Master Subsidiary Lock (MSL) */

2019-11-14T09:23:50Z

Master Subsidiary Lock (MSL)

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 === Master Subsidiary Lock (MSL) ===
-'''Master Subsidiary Lock''' code (MSL) is a 6-digit code unique to your [[CDMA phone]] that's necessary to access some of your phone's deeper functions, such as [[wiping a phone number]] or manually programming in a new one.<br>
+MSL is a special unlock code. With Z3X you are able to write that code into your phone and it can be unlocked.<br>
-Z3X needs to [[bypass]] MSL to be able to modify any setting, such as have write access to the [[EFS partition]] and [[change IMEI]]/[[unlock the network]], etc.
+'''Master Subsidy Lock (MSL)''' in the case of Samsung phones is the code that allows access to the engineering menu or service menu either to activate the UART - COM port or certain service modes on the phones so that it can carry out the security bypass process and then the sim unlock.

Ugrynks at 07:21, 2 September 2018

2018-09-02T07:21:25Z

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	'''Master Subsidiary Lock''' code (MSL) is a 6-digit code unique to your [[CDMA phone]] that's necessary to access some of your phone's deeper functions, such as [[wiping a phone number]] or manually programming in a new one.<br>		'''Master Subsidiary Lock''' code (MSL) is a 6-digit code unique to your [[CDMA phone]] that's necessary to access some of your phone's deeper functions, such as [[wiping a phone number]] or manually programming in a new one.<br>
	If it lock is present you are not able to open phone for other carriers.		If it lock is present you are not able to open phone for other carriers.
			<br>
			'''"Reset MSL"''' operation can be used instead of "Wipe Security", in order to write a Cert file.
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	[[GSM phones]] do not have MSL codes.<br>		[[GSM phones]] do not have MSL codes.<br>

	Z3X needs to [[bypass]] MSL to be able to modify any setting, such as have write access to the [[EFS partition]] and [[change IMEI]]/[[unlock the network]], etc.		Z3X needs to [[bypass]] MSL to be able to modify any setting, such as have write access to the [[EFS partition]] and [[change IMEI]]/[[unlock the network]], etc.

Ugrynks at 07:18, 2 September 2018

2018-09-02T07:18:43Z

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	=== Master Subsidiary Lock (MSL) ===		=== Master Subsidiary Lock (MSL) ===
	'''Master Subsidiary Lock''' code (MSL) is a 6-digit code unique to your [[CDMA phone]] that's necessary to access some of your phone's deeper functions, such as [[wiping a phone number]] or manually programming in a new one.		'''Master Subsidiary Lock''' code (MSL) is a 6-digit code unique to your [[CDMA phone]] that's necessary to access some of your phone's deeper functions, such as [[wiping a phone number]] or manually programming in a new one.<br>
			If it lock is present you are not able to open phone for other carriers.

	<br>		<br>
	[[GSM phones]] do not have MSL codes.<br>		[[GSM phones]] do not have MSL codes.<br>

	Z3X needs to [[bypass]] MSL to be able to modify any setting, such as have write access to the [[EFS partition]] and [[change IMEI]]/[[unlock the network]], etc.		Z3X needs to [[bypass]] MSL to be able to modify any setting, such as have write access to the [[EFS partition]] and [[change IMEI]]/[[unlock the network]], etc.

Ugrynks: /* MSL */

2018-08-18T13:05:17Z

MSL

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	=== MSL ===		=== Master Subsidiary Lock (MSL) ===
	'''Master Subsidiary Lock''' code (MSL) is a 6-digit code unique to your [[CDMA phone]] that's necessary to access some of your phone's deeper functions, such as [[wiping a phone number]] or manually programming in a new one.		'''Master Subsidiary Lock''' code (MSL) is a 6-digit code unique to your [[CDMA phone]] that's necessary to access some of your phone's deeper functions, such as [[wiping a phone number]] or manually programming in a new one.
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Ugrynks at 13:04, 18 August 2018

2018-08-18T13:04:31Z

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	=== MSL ===		=== MSL ===
	Master Subsidiary Lock code (MSL) is a 6-digit code unique to your CDMA phone that's necessary to access some of your phone's deeper functions, such as wiping a phone number or manually programming in a new one.		'''Master Subsidiary Lock''' code (MSL) is a 6-digit code unique to your [[CDMA phone]] that's necessary to access some of your phone's deeper functions, such as [[wiping a phone number]] or manually programming in a new one.
	<br>		<br>
	GSM phones do not have MSL codes.<br>		[[GSM phones]] do not have MSL codes.<br>

	Z3X needs to [[bypass]] MSL to be able to modify any setting, such as have write access to the EFS partition and change IMEI/unlock the network, etc.		Z3X needs to [[bypass]] MSL to be able to modify any setting, such as have write access to the [[EFS partition]] and [[change IMEI]]/[[unlock the network]], etc.

Ugrynks at 09:16, 9 August 2018

2018-08-09T09:16:45Z

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	GSM phones do not have MSL codes.<br>		GSM phones do not have MSL codes.<br>

	Z3X needs to bypass MSL to be able to modify any setting, such as have write access to the EFS partition and change IMEI/unlock the network, etc.		Z3X needs to [[bypass]] MSL to be able to modify any setting, such as have write access to the EFS partition and change IMEI/unlock the network, etc.

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=== MSL ===
Master Subsidiary Lock code (MSL) is a 6-digit code unique to your CDMA phone that's necessary to access some of your phone's deeper functions, such as wiping a phone number or manually programming in a new one.
<br>
GSM phones do not have MSL codes.<br>

Z3X needs to bypass MSL to be able to modify any setting, such as have write access to the EFS partition and change IMEI/unlock the network, etc.