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You can swap a SIM card without turning off your phone

Engadget says the swap is easy, but advises being careful if you have the time.

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Engadget says a SIM-card swap can succeed without powering down your phone. It calls the process easy, but says it’s best to be careful if you have the time.

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@engadgetSwapping a SIM card is easy, and you don't need to turn your phone off for it to be successful. But if you have the time, it's best to be careful.1h

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EN Engadget@engadget 5:35 PM · Oct 17, 2026
Swapping a SIM card is easy, and you don't need to turn your phone off for it to be successful. But if you have the time, it's best to be careful.

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EN Engadget@engadget 5:35 PM · Oct 17, 2026
Swapping a SIM card is easy, and you don't need to turn your phone off for it to be successful. But if you have the time, it's best to be careful.

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@engadgetSwapping a SIM card is easy, and you don't need to turn your phone off for it to be successful. But if you have the time, it's best to be careful.1h