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So what is the advantage over having two separate SIMs and switching them at the border? You still have two telephone numbers with only one being active at a pa
by cosmolev 11y ago
So what is the advantage over having two separate SIMs and switching them at the border? You still have two telephone numbers with only one being active at a particular moment.
- cowsandmilk 11y agoThe advantage is not having to switch them... Your phone does it for you. I mean, it isn't like the border between the Netherlands and Belgium is always straightforward[1]. [1] http://www.iamdanw.com/wrote/what-are-borders-anyway/ http://www.iamdanw.com/wrote/what-are-borders-anyway/
- cosmolev 11y agoThat's not even a workaround. I still need to give people both numbers and instruct them when they should call one or another. That's the pain carriers should address.
- abandonliberty 11y agoMulti-sim phones are already popular in many countries. I've heard that some can even swap carrier based on time of day or the particular service used (long distance, 3g, etc)