during SS7 attack your phone is pushed to deprioritize to a lower network. We've programmed our SIMs against that so if SNR goes high, we don't abide to default

during SS7 attack your phone is pushed to deprioritize to a lower network. We've programmed our SIMs against that so if SNR goes high, we don't abide to default settings. This does take out 99% of the attacks . Looking into a setting to inform customers the moment we believe there is any such attempt