Thread: Are there still any old Kindles with unrestricted 3G?
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Old 04-07-2017, 06:29 PM   #1
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Are there still any old Kindles with unrestricted 3G?
Are there any legacy Kindles that still have websurfing enabled to all websites via the experimental browser over 3G? I know some older models did, but I can't get a definitive answer as to whether the 3G on those old models has been restricted to Amazon and Wikipedia. I vaguely remember reading that Amazon cut back or cut-off this feature even on the models that originally had the capability.


I have been looking at ads for Kindle Keyboards. This one with its serial number beginning B003 that is "Kindle 2 International (AT&T) K2, K2" on the MobileRead Serial Numbers page is being sold cheap. $36. Can it access random websites?

Thanks for any replies.
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