second hand phone + graphene os + non-KYC bitcoin eSIM
Discussion
Yes.
GrapheneOS can be validated after installation with the included Auditor App.
A pixel bought with cash is just as good as a second hand phone
why second hand? savings?
cash for a new phone seems strictly better from a supply chain perspective
Indeed. Plus you get to unbox it. And all the scratches are your own.
Plausible deniability
I have sold quite a few brand new Graphene pixels here on nostr that I set up as Nostr first devices with only open source apps. People appreciate no hint of them being purchased or set up at all.
Bought my pixel brand new and from a reseller, best UX
I should've said non-kyc (as opposed to ordering s phone from Apple)
What info then enters the SIM card's IMSI storage?
What about the cases where the new phone's IMEI must be legally registered to have the device's connectivity to the local mobile network?
Are you saying that purchasing a second-hand phone + installing a local non-KYC purchased e-Sim on it will bypass the requirement of the registration of the IMEI with the IMSI?
Yup! Great combo, sadly eSIM like Airalo sometimes doesn’t connect in different countries like South Africa or Zimbabwe. Silent.link is unaffordable in Zimbabwe.
*Do not connect to home wifi , MAC address randomization can only do so much.
whats that nonkyc bitcoin esim?
nostr:npub1vr2nva0s0hhfulthjy8053rg9kruk5erzwaxdw85gjwkfytj994sgudzvx
Where do you get the no kyc eSIM?
I’ve heard about this. It’s a little pricey. Are there any other options?
Other threads say Airalo. I haven’t tried either so I’m unsure of its affordability.
The prices are okay for this but they don’t take bitcoin. I’m going to assume that silent.link is the only option 😂
Bitrefill
What about it? Those are just gift cards I think
This is helpful thank you!
Try Jabber with Cheogram.com which uses BTC as payment.
according to silient link，esim is expensive in some countries，US is affordable。
Please answer my question. In some countries, a new phone means registering its IMEI for it to receive local mobile network access. How does your proposal circumvent it?