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Biased Source Information
editThe website PurgeFraud.com is hosted by subcontractors of Verizon, and thus clearly very biased in their language describing the SIM box usage, quality and effect on the mobile network. In fact several of their claims (on that page) is simply wrong, for example, the claim that it would adversely affect the network capacity. In fact it would not make any f\difference at all, and rather ease the network load for international calls. I have good reasons to believe that some of the authors of this page are connected to the Telco companies. Jahibadkaret (talk) 12:23, 21 September 2016 (UTC)
Privacy Issues
editBanning the use of SIM boxes should be considered on equla footing of banning the use TOR. Most governments and Telco's reluctance to allow SIM sharing via SIM boxes is due to not being able to be sure who made what call to whom, since essentialyl anyone will be randomly using the SIM card available in the pool. More discussion needed here. Jahibadkaret (talk) 12:23, 21 September 2016 (UTC)