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Did they block you as a customer? Did they then block a SIM transfer request to another phone provider? In my country there are significant consumer protectio
by ta1243 3y ago
Did they block you as a customer?
Did they then block a SIM transfer request to another phone provider?
In my country there are significant consumer protections around mobile phones.
- lxgr 3y ago> In my country there are significant consumer protections around mobile phones. That's a good point – we urgently need those same protections for e.g. things like email addresses or Google accounts. But, yes, I do know people that are unable to port out their phone number: Sometimes it's a line on a contract in somebody else's name (minors, spouses etc.), sometimes it's a prepaid card not properly registered (although that's getting less common with the EU mandate to verify everybody's identity before activation). Neither a phone number nor a Gmail address/Google/Facebook/... account is a good anchor of trust for digital identities.