Re: Strange SIM card ... eSIM?
"Mr. Chang Man-wai" <[email protected]>
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On 8/16/2026 6:13 PM, Daniel70 wrote:
>
> Aren't ALL SIM cards 'e' .... so therefore all "e-SIM" cards??
>
> Seems to me if phones have two SIM cards in them, one should be for
> Phone functionality (with room for increased functionality, maybe, and
> the second be for MY Functionality (Phone numbers, SMS, Photo's, etc.(My
> STUFF))
Your Honors/Honours:
You will need to check the software and hardware that
use the SIM ID number or maybe just the registered
cellphone number!
Like a firewall and any computer storage, the SIM
ID in a physical SIM will more or less be changed
into a temporary memory address that can be
tampered with.
It's not like sending a physical paper with ink
sealed with a kiss(?) and wax in a physical
envelope. Computer networking is virtual, just
signals and switches.
Meow... :)
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