Whether you get a voice p-SIM or a voice e-SIM depends on the phone you select during signup. For example, if you select iPhone 14, you will get 2 eSIMs because this phone doesn't support pSIM. Otoh, if you select iPhone 11, you will get 1 voice pSIM and 1 data eSIM. The phone you select doesn't have to be the real phone you use. For example, if you want to use 1 eSIM for voice and data (but slow), select iPhone 14 and download voice eSIM to your phone.
You can use this wireless service without installing app or getting involved with crypto.
people interested in helium mobile should watch this video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LDhU295
Note that the above Youtube is about Helium Network. otoh, Helium Mobile doesn't run on this network. (true, but it is from the same company, and the video paints a rather clear picture of the sketchiness of the company) Instead, it's a combination of T-mobile cellular + Helium 3.5GHz CBRS network.
Ongoing Class Action Lawsuit Against Helium
https://scott-scott.com/cryptocur...nov
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Originally I didn't want to make this method too easy because it'll be easy for them to patch out, but now I'm getting a lot of DMs and people asking for gifts for referrals, and that's not really something I wanted to see so I'll post the exact method for less tech savvy people to use (keep in mind that they can still easily patch this).
I can't seem to edit the wiki (I guess because I'm a "new user" despite being on here for 9 years; maybe because my reputation is too low). So if anyone else wants to edit this in, go for it.
This method is provided AS IS; USE AT YOUR OWN RISK!
So the method is simple:
1. Use a modern, desktop browser; I can't be bothered to write/transpile this to support older browsers
2. Open dev tools (for chrome it's just F12, for others you may have to google it)
3. Go through sign up. For EVERY page that you see zip code, paste the code below into the devtools and press enter. This includes the initial sign up page + address page + final payment page.
const original = Object.getOwnPropertyDescriptor(window, 'fetch');
Object.defineProperty(window, 'fetch', Object.assign({}, original, {
value: function (path, options) {
if (typeof path !== 'string' || path !== '/api/authCheck') {
return original.value.apply(this, arguments);
}
const bodyObj = JSON.parse(options.body);
bodyObj.zip = '33125';
options.body = JSON.stringify(bodyObj);
return original.value.call(this, path, options);
}
}));
Remember that this resets every time the page changes, so you have to re-paste it.
If this worked for you, I ask that you share your 2 referrals with the community and upvote this message.
Thanks!
Edit: do the code above before you press any kind of continue or submit button.
The crypto stuff is optional. Only enable if you want that.
Just treat it like a super cheap phone plan.
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Original post below:
Originally I didn't want to make this method too easy because it'll be easy for them to patch out, but now I'm getting a lot of DMs and people asking for gifts for referrals, and that's not really something I wanted to see so I'll post the exact method for less tech savvy people to use (keep in mind that they can still easily patch this).
I can't seem to edit the wiki (I guess because I'm a "new user" despite being on here for 9 years; maybe because my reputation is too low). So if anyone else wants to edit this in, go for it.
This method is provided AS IS; USE AT YOUR OWN RISK!
So the method is simple:
1. Use a modern, desktop browser; I can't be bothered to write/transpile this to support older browsers
2. Open dev tools (for chrome it's just F12, for others you may have to google it)
3. Go through sign up. For EVERY page that you see zip code, paste the code below into the devtools and press enter. This includes the initial sign up page + address page + final payment page.
const original = Object.getOwnPropertyDescriptor(window, 'fetch'); Object.defineProperty(window, 'fetch', Object.assign({}, original, { value: function (path, options) { if (typeof path !== 'string' || path !== '/api/authCheck') { return original.value.apply(this, arguments); } const bodyObj = JSON.parse(options.body); bodyObj.zip = '33125'; options.body = JSON.stringify(bodyObj); return original.value.call(this, path, options); } }));Remember that this resets every time the page changes, so you have to re-paste it.
If this worked for you, I ask that you share your 2 referrals with the community and upvote this message.
Thanks!
Edit: do the code above before you press any kind of continue or submit button.
I can't seem to edit the wiki (I guess because I'm a "new user" despite being on here for 9 years; maybe because my reputation is too low). So if anyone else wants to edit this in, go for it.
This method is provided AS IS; USE AT YOUR OWN RISK!
So the method is simple:
1. Use a modern, desktop browser; I can't be bothered to write/transpile this to support older browsers
2. Open dev tools (for chrome it's just F12, for others you may have to google it)
3. Go through sign up. For EVERY page that you see zip code, paste the code below into the devtools and press enter. This includes the initial sign up page + address page + final payment page.
const original = Object.getOwnPropertyDescriptor(window, 'fetch'); Object.defineProperty(window, 'fetch', Object.assign({}, original, { value: function (path, options) { if (typeof path !== 'string' || path !== '/api/authCheck') { return original.value.apply(this, arguments); } const bodyObj = JSON.parse(options.body); bodyObj.zip = '33125'; options.body = JSON.stringify(bodyObj); return original.value.call(this, path, options); } }));If this worked for you, I ask that you share your 2 referrals with the community and upvote this message.
Thanks!
Edit: do the code above before you press any kind of continue or submit button.
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