As talked with Tony.
I want to reiterate that using my carrier when i go abroad my phone becomes
useless as i need to enable a roaming mode via the sim toolkit and then i can
connect to the gsm network.
I do not know how many carriers follow this principle of roaming allowance via
sim toolkit.
This is the status i get for my operator ./list-operator
[ /ril_0/operator/23430 ]
MobileCountryCode = 234
Status = forbidden
MobileNetworkCode = 30
Name = Vectone
Technologies = gsm
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1323837
Title:
Sim toolkit is not available on UT
Status in “ofono” package in Ubuntu:
Triaged
Status in “unity8” package in Ubuntu:
Triaged
Bug description:
E.g. of SIm toolkit is http://support.vodafone.com.au/articles/FAQ
/SIM-Toolkit
While a lot of those addons are completely crap and useless, the SIm
toolkit is sometimes used by some phone provider to set your sim card
to roaming mode when you are abroad which makes it a must have.
For the moment i need to borrow a second phone put my sim card in it,
go to the Sim-toolkit, enable my sim card for roaming and put the sim
card back in my UT to get my phone working while i am abroad. I need
to do the same when i go back home.
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