Hi Marius, > >> There is often a need to query the MSISDN (mobile telephone number) > >> associated with a GSM SIM card, for example when doing a pre-paid > >> top-up over the internet or when calling the network operator's > >> technical support. Because this number can change, the only reliable > >> way of obtaining it is directly from the network operator. > > you know that with a proper provisioned SIM card (or some additional STK > > magic) you can read this number from the EF of your SIM card. > > But it often does not work. My Android phone has in system information a > field for my phone number, but it is empty.
as I said, you need to have a SIM card from a provider that cares to get this right. Or ensures that STK updates these fields. Also in a lot of cases you could just write that specific EF entry by yourself with your phone number. Regards Marcel _______________________________________________ networkmanager-list mailing list [email protected] http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/networkmanager-list
