Re:Qualcomm wants to replace eSIMs with iSIMs, has the first...
by netc on Wednesday March 08, 2023 @04:58AM
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> That really depends on the carrier.
That's the point. Now, suddenly carrier has more powers than they should. Having a standard where consumer is in charge is much more desirable than the other way around.
> This is more convenient than having to search for the SIM removal tool.
Then let the manufacturer know that a SIM tray without the need of SIM removal tool is your preference.
That's the point. Now, suddenly carrier has more powers than they should. Having a standard where consumer is in charge is much more desirable than the other way around.
> This is more convenient than having to search for the SIM removal tool. Then let the manufacturer know that a SIM tray without the need of SIM removal tool is your preference.