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this post was submitted on 06 Nov 2026
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All phones can, and all networks in the US and EU at least are legally required to accept emergency calls from any phone, if it's in their network or not, or if it has a simcard or not.
The SIM card only acts to identify you, it is not technically necessary to place any call
I wonder how it decides what network to use when the Sim is out.
Strongest network? Preferred network? Chooses the one that's been the biggest bitch as a fuck you to them?