How to Check iPhone Unlock Status

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Settings of iPhone. Click the Settings app icon in the shape of a gear set in a gray frame.

• If your phone language is not US English, you need to tap Cellular Data or Mobile Data here. ^[1]

• On some phones, like AT&T, you’ll need to tap Cellular Data Options first to see “Cellular Data Network”.
• In extremely rare cases, your carrier will provide you with a SIM card that allows you to change your iPhone’s access point name or Access Point Name (APN), but the phone remains unlocked. If your phone has such a SIM card, proceed to the next method.

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turn right.

• The power button is located on the right side (iPhones 6 and later) or on the top edge of the phone frame (iPhones 5S and earlier).
• On iPhone X, you have to hold down the power button and either volume button until the switch appears.

• The iPhone 3G, 3GS, and early iPhones had a SIM slot located on the top edge of the phone’s chassis.

• You need to make sure that the SIM tray is in place before continuing.

• If your iPhone has a passcode, you’ll need to enter the passcode or use the Touch ID sensor to open the Home screen.

• If a message asking for “Activation Code”, “SIM Unlock Code” or similar error appears when you open the Phone app, the phone is network locked.