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Thanks, it is indeed a SIM-capable iPad. I had no idea this kind of thing could happen with it. I appreciate your lead, though I'm not sure where I would get a

Thanks, it is indeed a SIM-capable iPad. I had no idea this kind of thing could happen with it. I appreciate your lead, though I'm not sure where I would get a new SIM? It hasn't been hooked up to the network for several years now, why would it "go bad" now? Also, do you know if I could have prevented this by removing the SIM before it happened?

zapzupnz 6y ago
> I’m not sure where I could get a new SIM? Do you have a mobile phone? Pop it out, put it in the iPad, activate it, take it out again. In New Zealand, where I’m from, you can get SIM cards from supermarkets, petrol stations, convenience stores …
- forgotmypw17 6y ago
  I actually do not, haven't had one for years. :)