I reckon you're right.
I've swapped an iPhone 4 (my phone) from Tesco/O2 to 3 in the past, and
an iPhone 3GS (wife's emergency PAYG phone) from O2 to 3 recently. As
long as the phone's unlocked, its a straightforward SIM swap. We did
come across an oddity on the 3GS, possibly to do with the provider
network or maybe because it was a PAYG SIM. All the phone/text side
worked fine but Internet access (and access to 3's own App) wouldn't
work when the phone was on 3G (or away from wifi). It all worked
perfectly when running on wifi. In the end, 3 solved the problem by
getting me to do a network reset (Settings, General, Reset, Reset
Network Settings) and then it all worked fine.
Regards, Graham
Rob Beattie <mailto:[email protected]>
19 November 2013 10:11
I'm about to leave O2 for Giffgaff.
Am I right in thinking I don't have to worry about any info stored on
the phone's SIM? That as long as I've backed everything up via iTunes
before I make the switch, that's all I need to do?
Rob
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