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[106attendees] Singtel SIM cards: Bootloop?

Harald Alvestrand <harald@alvestrand.no> Sat, 16 November 2019 05:26 UTC

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Subject: [106attendees] Singtel SIM cards: Bootloop?
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Someone else might have experienced this:

- Buy a singtel Hi! card at airport

- Insert into second SIM card slot of phone

- Reboot, set second card as preferred for data

Things work.

Then after a minute or so, the phone says "Now installing optimized 
settings for your provider and rebooting". There is no "cancel" on the 
dialog box.

This seems to go on. Sometimes it resets the "preferred for data" 
setting to my native SIM in slot 1, sometimes it doesn't.

Anyone seen anything like this?

Harald

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