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PUKs, or personal
unblocking keys, are used to unblock a mobile phone which becomes blocked.
Mobile phones may become blocked when a PIN (personal identification number) is
entered incorrectly on three consecutive occasions. In some instances, the
phone may become blocked, which requires a PUK to unblock it, and in other
instances, the SIM (Subscriber Identity Module) card itself becomes blocked and
again will require a PUK to unblock it.
Mobile phones are also
blocked when they are reported stolen and if there is an outstanding payment on
the account.
It is important to
differentiate between unblocking phones (using a PUK) and unlocking mobile
phones (using another type of code). More information on unlocking phones will
be available here in the very near future.
NOTE: It is a criminal
offence for anyone to attempt to unblock a mobile phone, other than the network
provider who put the block on the phone.
If your phone has become
blocked by mistake, for example you have entered the PIN incorrectly on three
consecutive occasions, then you need to contact the mobile phone network
operator with your details. To explain a little more, specific to your mobile
phone network, use the links above to navigate your way to the specific PUK
details for your mobile phone network operator.
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