Body & Soul0 min ago
Register Sim Card
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Is it ok to register a sim card in an iPhone and then transfer it to a Huawei WiFi unit?
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I suspect that Huawei devices are locked to a particular network. So if, say, you bought this device https://
16:13 Tue 20th Mar 2018
Contrary to the old saying ("Size isn't important") I think that you'd probably face a practical problem. Huawei devices require mini-SIMs:
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(They're actually what most people think of as 'normal' SIM cards, 25mm x 15mm)
iPhone 4 and 4s models use micro-SD cards (15mm x 12mm)
iPhone 5 and later models use nano-SD cards (12.3mm x 8mm)
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(They're actually what most people think of as 'normal' SIM cards, 25mm x 15mm)
iPhone 4 and 4s models use micro-SD cards (15mm x 12mm)
iPhone 5 and later models use nano-SD cards (12.3mm x 8mm)
I suspect that Huawei devices are locked to a particular network. So if, say, you bought this device
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you'd need to use a Three SIM. So, to try what you're suggesting, you'd obviously need to use either an unlocked phone or a phone locked to Three for the registration process.
However, depending upon how the provider's system works, you might then end up with a 'data+calls+texts' account (for the phone), rather than the 'data only' type that you'd actually need (for the wifi device).
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you'd need to use a Three SIM. So, to try what you're suggesting, you'd obviously need to use either an unlocked phone or a phone locked to Three for the registration process.
However, depending upon how the provider's system works, you might then end up with a 'data+calls+texts' account (for the phone), rather than the 'data only' type that you'd actually need (for the wifi device).
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