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I have an esim on my phone which has its own number. I only turn it on if some services asks for a phone number so I don't have to give my main number. Its on
by aussieguy1234 2y ago
I have an esim on my phone which has its own number.
I only turn it on if some services asks for a phone number so I don't have to give my main number.
Its on a cheap yearly plan, very low data and calls included but I won't be using these.
- hypercube33 2y agoI'd like to know more. My partner and I were discussing how online bans are unjust and permanent now everywhere. Just feels weird when the Internet we grew up with basically anything went and bans were maybe hours. I get the motivation for it but also feels like the world didn't learn lessons thousands of years old as well.
- seanthemon 2y agoHistory rhymes
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- aussieguy1234 2y agoIts with a different partner to my main one, one of the cheapest phone providers in Australia. I simply signed up and scanned the QR code they gave me to set up the esim. In settings I have it turned off all the time to save battery and its only turned on if its needed to sign up for services.