Before parting ways with your old iPhone, ensure all your precious data is securely backed up. This includes photos, videos, contacts, messages, and app data. You can backup your iPhone using iCloud or iTunes.
Protect your privacy by signing out of all accounts linked to your iPhone. This includes iCloud, iTunes, App Store, iMessage, FaceTime, and any other third-party apps you may have logged into.
Disable the "Find My iPhone" feature to ensure the new owner can activate and use the device without any issues. Go to Settings > [Your Name] > Find My > Find My iPhone, then toggle it off.
Perform a factory reset to erase all your personal data and settings from the iPhone. This will restore it to its original state, ready for the next user. Go to Settings > General > Reset > Erase All Content and Settings.
If your iPhone is carrier locked, contact your carrier to unlock it before selling. A carrier unlocked iPhone can be used with any carrier, increasing its value and appeal to potential buyers.
Give your old iPhone a thorough cleaning to remove any dirt, dust, or smudges. Inspect the device for any physical damage or defects that may affect its resale value.
Include any accessories that came with the iPhone, such as the charger, cable, and headphones. If you still have the original packaging, it's a good idea to include that as well, as it adds to the perceived value of the device.
Before listing your old iPhone for sale, research its market value to determine a fair selling price. Consider factors such as the model, storage capacity, condition, and any additional accessories included. Choose a reputable selling platform that suits your preferences, whether it's online marketplaces like eBay or Craigslist, trade-in programs offered by retailers, or dedicated buyback websites like Gazelle or Swappa.
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