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1. Ret (ret@furry.engineer)'s status on Monday, 24-Feb-2025 23:35:28 JST Ret

   • Neil Brown
   • RevK :verified_r:

   @neil @revk the eSIMs we use for IoT stuff can each store a ton of profiles and you can switch between them in software. Super handy.

   Who is actually writing the technical detail in these bits of legislation? They could have asked anybody at our company about this and ended up with a better result after a 10 minute chat.

   • polprog68k (gorplop@pleroma.m68k.church)'s status on Monday, 24-Feb-2025 23:35:28 JST polprog68k

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     • Neil Brown
     • RevK :verified_r:
     @ret @neil @revk
     - the baddies are using a lot of sim cards to do fraud
     - thats not good. why would a normal person need a sim card anyway?
     - you need one for your phone
     - okay, how many are in a phone
     - one, sometimes two
     - my wife has two phones
     - so thats four cards right?
     - sounds like it, maybe we should add one for spares?
     - okay, so five sim cards at most
     - i think thats reasonable, anything more can't be good
     - very well. Eric, can you note down, "it is an offence to have more than 5 sim cards", please?