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I keep one in my keychain for the random instances I need one, especially when I’m away from home.
It’s come in handy more than I thought it would.
I did that until it left a hole in my thigh. Now I have one in my desk drawer and center console.
I keep my keys on a dog leach clip on my belt loop, but I am sorry to hear that.
I keep one on my key ring, never know when you need to pop in a burner sim.
If you’re using a burner SIM in your regular phone then it’s not really a burner SIM.
Fine if you’re just using it to hide your phone number companies, but if you’re hiding from the authorities then it’s the devices IMEI which is going to sell you out I’m afraid.
IMEI’s can be changed. (Which is highly illegal in many jurisdictions) It’s not really worth the effort, I use it for when i need a new phone number for something and don’t want it immediately tied to me commercially. If hiding from the authorities, don’t use unencrypted comms.
I keep one in my wallet.
Keychain baby
I need them for work so I got a fancy keychain one
Question: Is using paperclips a worse alternative? I’ve found them useful for those sim pinholes but im not entirely sure if its good practice
It’s just a piece of metal that you use to push in another piece of metal, the same as the sim tool. They don’t cause any damage and are fine to use.
I still have the box for my phone with the SIM remover still in it lol
Yep, used it immediately to put the sim card in and then put it back in the box.
In an electronics tool kit.
Mostly because the only time recall using that specific tool was when I got my Pixel 8, and that was shortly after release, so its been a minute.
oof yeah wow they’re on what, the pixel 9 now? That was ages ago.
Wrong topic bud. We are talking sim card release pins here. NOT the official cisco reset tool.
