Think about changing operator (currently just prepaid Tmobile) to virtuoso, but I came across, at least for me, a seat. So far I haven't found the back of the SIM whose Sim Toolkit would support.
I use a bank-loaded "Max Mobile PS" application that uses and does not work with SimToolkit.
Replacing the Era App from the Play Store I would advice from avoiding (personal reason).
I contacted so far:
Gomobil, Fayn, Onemobile, Callpro, Startel, Virtualdream, 99mobile, Komutel, Zlutasimka and KTCz
that while responses received (sent yesterday 03.19) do not support:
Gomobil, Fayn, Zlutasimka, Virtualdream, 99mobile, Onemobile
- Gomobil: me just right on the ERA app from the Play Store, which should work
- Fayn "function is not by our supplier of GSM services supported"
- Onemobile "at the moment we are dealing with the production of their own cards, which are a requirement to support SIM Toolkit gave (about 7-9 weeks)" - at least a little hope
next answer / operators add up to (if any) run out
If someone knows WHAT the Sim Toolkit supports, please let me know.
-- 12. 6. 2019 12:57 --
Lincon12 píše:Hello everyone,,,
Think about changing operator (currently just prepaid Tmobile) to virtuoso, but I came across, at least for me, a seat. So far I haven't found the back of the SIM whose Sim Toolkit would support.
I use a bank-loaded "Max Mobile PS" application that uses and does not work with SimToolkit.
Replacing the Era App from the Play Store I would advice from avoiding (personal reason).
I contacted so far:
Gomobil, Fayn, Onemobile, Callpro, Startel, Virtualdream, 99mobile, Komutel, Zlutasimka and KTCz
that while responses received (sent yesterday 03.19) do not support:
Gomobil, Fayn, Zlutasimka, Virtualdream, 99mobile, Onemobile
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- Onemobile "at the moment we are dealing with the production of their own cards, which are a requirement to support SIM Toolkit gave (about 7-9 weeks)" - at least a little hope
next answer / operators add up to (if any) run out
If someone knows WHAT the Sim Toolkit supports, please let me know.
my issue has been solved!!