 The FCC is looking to make it easier for consumers to unlock their cell phones. The agency unveiled a proposal Thursday limiting control cell phone providers have over consumers. The new rule would require those phone carriers to free up devices within 60 days of activation. Currently, there is no timetable for providers to do so. If approved, the FCC says it would ease headaches for consumers trying to switch plans and bump up competition in the marketplace. An open meeting on the proposal is set for next month.