I'm in the UK with a UK sim for the Vodafone network. No problem. It's a dual-sim android phone.
I need to keep my old Greek sim available to receive occasional OTPs from our Greek bank. It's currently in an ancient crappy phone.
If I bung it in the dual-sim Samsung phone will it automatically switch to the Greek sim to notify and allow access to an incoming text (or call, conceivably). This much is not totally clear from googling the subject. If it does that, will it switch back to the default UK sim when the text is read, or is that a manual procedure?
Sorry if these are dumb questions, but the good phone is nano-sim while the old phone is micro-sim and needs an adaptor for the Greek sim, which is a tricky fit, and I'm reluctant to experiment. Oh, and the Greek sim is locked to the old network and needs a pin at startup.
Cheers for any help
I need to keep my old Greek sim available to receive occasional OTPs from our Greek bank. It's currently in an ancient crappy phone.
If I bung it in the dual-sim Samsung phone will it automatically switch to the Greek sim to notify and allow access to an incoming text (or call, conceivably). This much is not totally clear from googling the subject. If it does that, will it switch back to the default UK sim when the text is read, or is that a manual procedure?
Sorry if these are dumb questions, but the good phone is nano-sim while the old phone is micro-sim and needs an adaptor for the Greek sim, which is a tricky fit, and I'm reluctant to experiment. Oh, and the Greek sim is locked to the old network and needs a pin at startup.
Cheers for any help
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