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Here are some things about mobile networks that I learnt the hard way. While I was in India during the summer, I purchased the Nokia 6.1 * smartphone. It is an Android One device. In India, your phone and your carrier are two separate independent things. Unlocked phones are the default there. That means, to change your phone, get yourself a new phone and put in your old SIM card. To change your…
Here are some things about mobile networks that I learnt the hard way.
While I was in India during the summer, I purchased the Nokia 6.1* smartphone. It is an Android One device.
In India, your phone and your carrier are two separate independent things. Unlocked phones are the default there. That means, to change your phone, get yourself a new phone and put in your old SIM card. To change your SIM card, get a new SIM card and put it in your old phone. Trivial, right?!
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