A SIM card is a small chip that you insert into your phone and allows you to connect to your carrier's network. You can then make phone calls, send messages, and use mobile data through your carrier.

The clock is ticking until eSIMs are the new status quo, and blockchain will help them arrive precisely on time.

REGISTERED person-to-person SIM cards increased from 76.6m to 80.7m in the three months ending September, reflecting a 5.0 ...

With several mobile operators offering different plans, finding the best SIM card that suits your needs is essential. Whether you need unlimited data for seamless social media sharing or just enough ...

The South African National Defence Force (SANDF) plays a critical role in safeguarding South Africa’s sovereignty and ...

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SIM cards store the required information to identify the mobile device. It also contains data required for voice encryption to make listening in on calls almost impossible (except when the ...

With traditional revenue streams shrinking, telecommunication companies are capitalising on their vast networks and customer ...

As BSNL prepares to launch its Direct-to-Device service in India, users can look forward to a new era of satellite-enabled ...

Of the 120 million mobile phone SIM cards used in Thailand, more than half are registered under names matching that of the actual owners, the National Broadcasting and Telecommunications Commission ...

Safaricom CEO Peter Ndegwa has cautioned customers to remain vigilant as SIM-swap fraud becomes sophisticated. He said ...