alek-cape

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   by alek-cape 7mo ago

   I thought access to IMEI and IMSI was pretty heavily restricted starting with Android 10. Graphene [1] makes a few extra restrictions beyond AOSP [2], but it's been around for a while now. To get access to IMEI and IMSI, you need to ei
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   by alek-cape 7mo ago

   Appreciate it, and totally understand the need for it. Glad to see we won't run into it again, and that our workaround wasn't a problem.
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   by alek-cape 7mo ago

   We don't own eNodeBs/gNodeBs (the RAN). We operate as an MVNO. It is worth calling out that we operate as a full MVNO though, which is different from many MVNOs in the US currently, who tend to fall on the lighter end of the MVNO
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   by alek-cape 7mo ago

   It's probably worth calling out that this is an experimental feature, and we are happy to get any and all feedback on things we can build out around them. They are real numbers, not VOIP. That can matter depending on what they are used
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   by alek-cape 7mo ago

   John's account was throttled since it's new. Posting this on his behalf. ---- You're right that you don't need to do those things, but I would argue that my background made me uniquely situated to understand and care a