garetc
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No - It’ll be on your list of apps when the SIM is on your phone and switched on.Sorry is that in the Google play app ?
No - It’ll be on your list of apps when the SIM is on your phone and switched on.Sorry is that in the Google play app ?
It is.Nope....not installed on phone...
As an Enterprise company the MNO's push you down the private APN route, rather than use there own core network, and thus the enterprise customers own network deals with all traffic and any filtering and routing of the traffic, I know we have looked into it a few times, but the cost vs benefit argument is sometimes hard to overcome..
It also sounds like something Luminet offer via there sims and service provided to enterprise customers
But agree the service is far from user friendly and think I am going to cancel as it seems a bit too much of a faff, and you might as well just get a cheap esim from an MVNO and rely on wifi where possible...
They did used to have a services, as I tried it when they launched and it worked relatively well...
Also don't understand why they didnt use AWS in the UK region, or have region specific AWS servers in the same buckets... or use Route 53 across multiple regions... it just smacks of a poorly thought out design...
Vodafone
So i have installed on a S24 Ultra. Does it have to be switched to Sparkle ?Have you used the SIM toolkit to switch it over to Sparkle?
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I did when I had mine but I cancelled because it was a little pointless me paying for a SIM that’s so restrictive.So i have installed on a S24 Ultra. Does it have to be switched to Sparkle ?
Why dont the others work ?
Thanks
I mean... For a fiverThese people are basically sharks, selling a system hacked together and held together by pieces of string.
No wonder Vodafone (I assume) told them to shove it.
1, no you don’t.Intesting concept. 2 questions.
1) Do you need to use their app?
2) Can you use it with another network (switching as required?)
Fair enough. For me, I’m obsessed. I’ve used over the past 6 weeks over 4 continents and it just works.I cancelled it after a month, it was way too restrictive... I get the idea and from looking at the proposition I liked it, but in practice when i was in Thailand it was too restrictive for everyday tasks, so i just used a local sim via airolo which worked great and was unlimited!
Really comes down to your use case i guess, having being used to open communication, reverted to this filtered experience may work some... not for all for sure.Fair enough. For me, I’m obsessed. I’ve used over the past 6 weeks over 4 continents and it just works.
Yes it’s not the fastest, and a local sim is always best, but for short trips here and there it’s fantastic.
If I was going somewhere for a few weeks I’d get a local sim so I can also have a number etc, but for what they offer and my use case it’s great.
I’m not getting much use out of it in England though, as I normally have signal, but heavily throttled.
When I have manually switched over to their sim, it’s worked great.