11-04-2025
09:28 PM
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11-04-2025
11:41 PM
by
computergeek541
I don't believe I inserted the sim while power was powered on into any phones that I have. However, the sim is not recognized on 3 different phones suggesting the sim is fried.
The standard procedure is: turn off device, insert sim, power phone off. In each instance the phone insists that the sim card is not recognized / inserted.
I have read that sim cards have a 3 volt power built into them to keep the data stored. Could I have fried the sim card in some way? Is there a way to restore the voltage in a sim card and even if there was would it make a difference?
Does anyone here know anything about this sort of issue? It makes no sense to me, it's not possible to put the sim card in the wrong way.
Thanks!
11-04-2025 09:43 PM
Oh wow, thank you for answering so quickly. That is amazing!
I am scratching my head over this:
Okay so, a sim card is a hot swappable piece of hardware? I have an active PM account, when I try to log in it insists that I need to activate my sim card in order to proceed.
Okay since I cannot properly log in I will post via that link, that is great. The chatbot did not provide that link so that is REALLY helpful.
Thank you for your help. Any and all suggestions are warmly welcome, happy to jump through hoops. This is baking my brain, the issue doesn't quite make sense.
11-04-2025 09:31 PM
no, sim is a hot swappable piece, so I don't think you fried that
and you have active PM account? Maybe the sim wasn't provisioned or need PM to reprovision. Ask PM to check.
Since you cannot properly login, you won't be able to open the preferred Chatbot ticket. So, you will need to message them here:
https://productioncommunity.publicmobile.ca/t5/notes/composepage/note-to-user-id/22437
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