Plain, sourced, dated privacy explainers, published in the open by PikaSim. We sell anonymous eSIMs, so we are an interested party. We try to earn your trust the only way that works: by being honest about what an anonymous SIM does not do, and about what we ourselves can see.
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| Guide | Canonical URL |
|---|---|
| Chat Control, Your Phone Number, and Getting Online Without an Identity | https://pikasim.com/guides/privacy/chat-control-and-the-number |
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These guides are informational. They are not legal advice, and an anonymous SIM is not a substitute for a real threat model. Where a better tool exists than anything we sell, we say so and link to it.