Stay tuned for additional details as they become available. Still, if you want to have support for two physical SIM cards in your iPhone, it definitely seems within reach. This is definitely an advanced-level task, since it requires removing the display from your device. Surprisingly, the hardware hack works and provides dual-SIM support for non-Chinese iPhones, as seen below. YouTuber Hugh Jeffreys , however, had the idea to try swapping the SIM reader and tray in a non-Chinese iPhone for one from China. What happens when we duplicate the SIM card, is to remove these two secret numbers and reprogram them in a new. These numbers let the operator identify the device number of the person, and these codes, related to our devices number are stored in a large database. While this feature is currently only available in China, and Apple doesn’t provide the configurations anywhere else, it may be feasible (Apple currently allows the iPhone 12 to use a physical SIM card along with a second, digital eSIM card). The SIM cards carry two codecs numbers, one is the IMSI, and the other is the KI.

This allows users to insert two nano-SIMS, even if they’re from different wireless carriers, into the handset and use them. If you own an iPhone XR, iPhone 11, or iPhone 12, you may be able to perform a dual-SIM hack on it.

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