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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