** Description changed: Build r95 krillin - Steps to reproduce + Steps to reproduce 1. go to System Settings > Cellular 2. under CELLULAR DATA there are three options: OFF, SIM1 and SIM2 3. tap on SIM1, you will have the option to select between 2G ONLY (saves battery) and 2G/3G (faster) Actual behaviour: tap on SIM2 and the only option available is 2G ONLY (saves battery) - Expected behaviour: SIM2 should have exactly the same options available as for SIM1, meaning that the 2G/3G option is missing. However, 3G connection can not be enabled for both SIMs at the same time. So if SIM1 is set to 2G/3G, SIM2 will be automatically set to 2G ONLY. If SIM2 is set to 2G/3G, SIM1 is set automatically to 2G only. + Expected behaviour: SIM2 should have exactly the same options available as for SIM1, meaning that the 2G/3G option is missing. However, 3G connection can not be enabled for both SIMs at the same time. So if SIM1 is set to 2G/3G, SIM2 will be automatically set to 2G ONLY. If SIM2 is set to 2G/3G, SIM1 is set automatically to 2G only. This switch would not require a reboot of the whole device and can be done while the phone is switched on. The switch can take 10-15 sec (at least on Android) and we will probably have to show some sort of spinner, to signal to the user that switching is in progress. + + This depends on ofono changes, bug 1373388.
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