The phrasing of this question is wrong. Hacking is illegal, and under Blurtit regulations this cannot be answered as it breaches the terms and conditions. However, it may be that hack was the wrong choice of word, so we'll answer a variation on a theme.
There are two types of unlocking that a phone can do; unlocking the network access and simply unlocking the phone's access. To unlock the Sanyo Incognito to simply allow access should be a case of just pressing a key combination or entering an access code. If you have forgotten your code, you can reset or restart the phone. Under the rear cover and behind the battery pack is the "R" button to do this. If this does not work, you can take it in-store to have the phone flashed. Please note that you should remove any micro SD card or other data card, so as not to wipe out any important data. You should also note any important phone numbers, in-case they are lost during the wipe.
Any technical questions are best asked at the network's store, or the manufacturer's help desk, but this is only for unlocking the phone for access, not for networks and not for hacking.
In terms of unlocking the phone for another network, unfortunately there's no way to do this anyway. The Boost Sanyo Incognito uses the same network as rival company Sprint, but these phones work on different platforms so are not inter-network compatible. This means that you could pay to purchase an illegal unlock code for extra network access, but it would be futile.
There are two types of unlocking that a phone can do; unlocking the network access and simply unlocking the phone's access. To unlock the Sanyo Incognito to simply allow access should be a case of just pressing a key combination or entering an access code. If you have forgotten your code, you can reset or restart the phone. Under the rear cover and behind the battery pack is the "R" button to do this. If this does not work, you can take it in-store to have the phone flashed. Please note that you should remove any micro SD card or other data card, so as not to wipe out any important data. You should also note any important phone numbers, in-case they are lost during the wipe.
Any technical questions are best asked at the network's store, or the manufacturer's help desk, but this is only for unlocking the phone for access, not for networks and not for hacking.
In terms of unlocking the phone for another network, unfortunately there's no way to do this anyway. The Boost Sanyo Incognito uses the same network as rival company Sprint, but these phones work on different platforms so are not inter-network compatible. This means that you could pay to purchase an illegal unlock code for extra network access, but it would be futile.
