How SIM Cards Actually Work
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- čas přidán 19. 06. 2024
- What SIM does stand for? It means subscriber identity module or subscriber identification module. The first SIM card in the world was developed in 1991 by the German company Giesecke & Devrient. They sold 300 SIM cards to Radiolinja, a Finnish wireless network operator. In 1992, they sold the first GSM mobile phone with a SIM card; it was a Nokia 1101. Today, it’s hard to find a person who’s never used a SIM card - over 7 billion gadgets around the world use them to make calls, send SMS and surf the web.
Why do I need a SIM card?
Can my phone work without a SIM card?
How does a SIM card work?
Can someone track my location with the help of a SIM card?
Do SIM cards break?
Why are SIM cards getting smaller?
The future of SIM cards
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Hey there, BrightSiders! Do you have a regular or a micro SIM card?
BRIGHT SIDE OMg you replied and hearted it thx soo much I love your videos also I am going there by plane
Nano sim. 🙂
Regular
Nano SIM
Micro coz my phone doesn't supports regular
Out of all the things to talk about, you picked simcard?? What a brilliant idea dude!!! Nobody talks about its history and origin so much. Liked!!! 🙂🙂🙂
Agree entirely my friend, it's a neat topic that you never see! haha
@@TimRoseOfficial yeah dude. 😁😁 Genius isnt it!! No kidding. I enjoyed it honestly. 🙂
Now I know
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Boburdz 1994 thanx! Did you like the content?
Yep its awesome!!! 🙂🙂🙂
0:42 In 1992... the first sim phone was nokia 1101... that it was first sold in 2005... and this is where the Parallel Universes colapse...
In 9 minutes and twenty seconds a video titled "how do SIM cards actually work" fails to describe how SIM cards actually work.
Huh?
Yeah, they missed the call encryption handshake with the carrier part.
Indeed , the exact purpose of it , by going in to the smaller pieces. The best faillure is actualy saying there is no satelite connected to your simcard.....just towers....now i know why i cannot make phonecalls in a forrest, or mountainrange.
Yup
My first thought as well. What's in it does not tell how it works! Also, it's NOT made of "silicone"! This guy is ignorant!
I like learning about new things it’s fun.
Me too my friend! Glad you enjoyed it!
Nicholas Seymour what’s the best thing you learned today?
Fascinating video. I got my first mobile in 1995. I was 28. The phone was huge and very basic. No texts. Just calls. We’ve come a long way.
Same SIM number i'm using since 2002. Had it replaced with the same number last year 2018 when the phone was stolen. 32K sim got a fresh upgrade. This vid is informative.
Wow! Sorry your phone was stolen, that's not cool!
Diory N thanx! Glad you liked it:)
Very important information everyone should know . Thank you for sharing
Well, Bright Side always brightens the day with some cool presentation of information. Thank you!!.
BTW i got my first cell phone at the age of 18!! :D
I was 47 when I got my first cell phone. A mere nine years ago.
Wild how a 56 year old knows who pepe is
Blanana
I got my first cell phone when I was 10. 2 years ago
I got my first one at 5 lol
I was 2
I was 23 years when I got my first sim card in 2001. I love when phones got a sims card because can keep the same number when the phone breaks.
@Bakwaas kumar close 45 years now 😂
This is one of the best CZcams channel ever created...thank you for all the information you have given us.
Was there for all the beginning of uk cellphones, dam close to accurate that I give you a thumbs up.
Very informative yet so entertaining! ❤️😊 All the way from the Philippines! 🇵🇭
Ps. I love the voice of the narrator of this channel! So soothing! 😊
My first mobile phone was a Motorola m301. Built like a brick with a credit card SIM. I remember when I upgraded in 1997 I had to go to a phone shop where they cut round the contact to make it a thumbnail SIM. I've still got the Motorola somewhere in our house... It will need to go to a museum soon!
I’m fascinated by the E-Sim concept. I’ll be studying this...
There’s a mistake in this video. Not all all carriers used SIM cards back then. Verizon Wireless, Sprint, and Nextel didn’t use them before. They used a different technology.
I was 10 when I had my first phone. I think it was one of Sony Ericsson’s first colored screen phones, the T610. I loved it :)
Best Video ever you guys did a great job with music and pictures keep up with the great videos. 👍
Great info!!! Tks. Subscribed! 😄👍
I once gave my old phone to a kid to use so he can play games on it. It had no SIM card, so no way of making or receiving phone calls. His dad told me later on they found out the hard way that some phones can still make 911 calls without a SIM card. Useful tip to know.
All phones can call emergency services. It's the law. You have to teach it.
Did you know?
Cell is the basic unit of life.
And that explains why you can't live without your phone.
M.M. 👍 Clever❗🗿
Did you know?
your phone is your prison cell and you are its prisoner.
Thank you for your explanation about the SIM and how it works, and its evolution during these two or three decades.
I recently just got service on my phone, guess I needed this cause it looks like I wasn’t that much into sims
I got my first phone at age 10. Nokia XPRESS MUSIC 5800.
Pls do more plane videos or airport videos cuz soon I’m going on holiday
Faris Spicy peanut same
Faris Spicy peanut are you going there by plane?
BRIGHT SIDE so am going on plane THX so much that you replied I love your videos it’s amazing! I’m going on Ryainair to Slovakia from UK, my Mum used to be a flight attendant
Very educative video. I really learnt a lot. Thanks a lot.
Great and informative video! Thanks!
To anyone reading this, know that success is coming this year, Hope our channel helps !!
Same to you! You're off to a great start!
Fricc
I am 20 and I still don’t have a phone or SIM card
Nothing wrong with that my friend
Then how did you comment haha
probably used a computer. or a tablet
Lol I got one when I was 10
Thanks for the information, I’m new at this channel and I’m loving it, I got my first cellphone when I was 12 years old.
its great to know that my father bought nokia in early 90's since i opened my eyes in 1994 i saw that cellphone in their hands 🤩
love you Dad 💗💗 Miss you everyday R.I.P 😢
Your fact from this is wrong. Nokia 1101 is from 2005, Orbitel 901 was the first phone released for public in may 1992
A phone with no SIM card should still allow you to connect to emergency services when dialing 911, 999, etc... (also why smartphones have shortcuts for emergency numbers that bypass the lock screen)
I believe the SIM card exists only to unscramble or unblock access to the network; a means of control for your service provider. Emergency services should be excluded from this. I was hoping the video would have been more clear about this.
My first mobile phone was the same model of the LG flip-phone that Kirsten Dunst used in the film Elizabethtown (2005); I recognized it when I saw the film.
Loved the content. Bright side is the best. I learn more in Bright side than my high school
SILICON NOT silicone, two different materials!!!
Exactly, i wish the people teaching the masses about things knew what they were saying.
You mean my fleshlight is not the same material as my computer 💻 circuitboard? 😉🤣🤣🤣
@@davidguymon1673 LOL
hes smart, hes making sure were still watching
I was 13 when I got my first phone, it was a Nokia 100.
Very useful info...just got my phones stolen so this is very timely info....Thank you....Bright side...Good going!!!
Shanti Khan good luck finding your phone!
Another excellent presentation 😃👍👌👌👏👏👏
I was 13 (2005-2006)purchased it by not eating lunch and saving my lunch money and it was the grey boost Mobile chirp
SIMs in my country cost more than the equivalent of $20 during that time
Pioneer to use nokia5110. Addicted to snake game lol
My first phone, was a TracFone when I was around 9 or 10 years old. My next phone was a Nokia N82, then an iPhone 4s, then an iPhone 5S, then iPhone 7, and now the iPhone 11
really awesome video and information
The video starts @ 3:08
Thank me later ...
Thank you 👍
thanks a whole lot!
It actually starts at 0:00
Can still use mobile phone with SIM card, E-sim😂😂😂
I got my first SIM card in 1995 it was a credit card sized one on the orange network in the UK (which became EE later).
My first cell phone ...... When I was 19 .... 14 years latter I still have it and it still work......... It is in my collection , Sony Ericsson J 300, amazing machine.
I got my first cellphone when I was
16 years old
I don't use Sim Cards, I just use Emails etc etc etc.
Sim is that sim game right.
yes
u know guys, I felt in love with this channel
ThanQ for your information
I get my first sim card at the age of 15 years with keypad phone.
keep it to your self
3:20 its made of silicon not silicone.
hes making sure were still watching lol
Thank you very much for sharing,
Nice info! :)
I Got My iPhone 5S When I was four.
Just 4?Incredible
Got my first SIM card and phone when I was 9
Nice! Congrats! :)
Same.
Thanks you so much, for wonderful idea
Bluetooth
Touch Screen
Wifi
All kinds stuff are good topics to know about, I really loved this channel, it is really informative 😊
My father refused to let me get. My own private SIM till I finish high school, which if few weeks latter when I become 18.
Pls do more plane videos they are amazing
Dear Bright Side.
U know alot of things I don't really know. Cubic cubes etc, I hav been wondering about space.
Great tech videos.....keep doing
my first phone that i bougt with my money was when i was 10
18 when I had my first phone and sim
Paulamcnally11 were you happy?
Same
I was 18 when I had my first cellphone
i was almost 18
Please do another video for CDMA technology
Very tecky but in plain language THANKS!
hmmm i sure hope that they didnt plagiarize from other youtubers like techquikie *cough cough*
My father gifted me a Feature Phone called KECHODA a Chinese Phone of $15 when I was in class 9th. And I remember I had spent great time with it.
Though it was Chinese Phone it was running fine till 3 years until I sold it to someone just for $3 to purchase my new phone.
Love and Peace to World from India 🇮🇳
Almost 90 % of today's phones are technically Chinese. (they are built/ assembled in China)
eSIM and iSIM uses the same connection method. It is just rewritable and stored on the motherboard or SoC.
It is different techonology, but it isn't inherently better at connecting or more secure.
Though, it is physically harder to damage, or sim-swap. And preventing sim-swap could use ephemeral sims so if it is extracted it would be replaced quickly
It was a Motorola flip phone with a pull out antenna. Around the late nineties or early 2000s.
I'm got my first tablet when I'm 13 years old and I'm got my first mobile phone when I'm was 15 years old
nelson hong I got an iPod at 6 iPad at 7 and phone at 10
Grammar police: I, not I'm .
Thank you. But please do not use this shirts background music again.
Josef Fritzl whats wrong with background music?
BRIGHT SIDE it’s actually catchy I like it
@@BRIGHTSIDEOFFICIAL, music sucks.
BRIGHT SIDE it makes the whole video unprofessional. Even if the content is good, the hilariously music makes is bad
ive been binge watching brightside videos😂😂😂
Very useful tips
Early for the trillionth time😂🔥
i am not even interested in the video, just came here because i saw this video was posted 8 minutes ago lol
lol
The People's Bookkeeper haha this is probably the earliest I have been
I love the animations on this video
May I know the music u playing at the background? especially from 6mins onwards..thank you
💡Lights
*camera*
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Ok I am weird
Good day ;)
Bye! ❣
Mel Knight
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Yes your Phone can, work without a sim card and, make local and international calls to land lines and mobile phones without a sim card..... All you need is access to internet, and an account with a social network that provides telecommunication like Skype or Google Hangouts and yes you can make local and International Phone calls.
Planet Home are you mad ?
Thanks for making a video 🙂
Keep it up Brightside ! A decent presentation on SIM technology.
I got my first phone when I was 10 it was an iPhone 5s
Same
I was a CDMA for quite a while until I had to forcibly had to switch to GSM...
How do you make these awesome looking animated videos ?. What software do you use ?. Its great.
I got my first cell phone at 57. In 2004 hurricane took out my home phone, power, internet. I needed to let family and friends know how was and what I needed. So I got a cell phone. I don't want to be without one now!
Humble beginning of using cellphone I had Nokia 5110 and 6700, Motorola pearl. Back then.
Used to have an old Nokia as well!
thankyou so much for your explanation, but I have got a doubt that what happens that we cannot connect to the internet when my cellular data use limit is reached? Are these data that we get from our SIM Internet service providers, like a memory space in SIM that starts filling if we use internet?
I was 17 in 1995 when I got my first phone. It was an Ericsson.
outstanding ✌🏻😊
Hi this was helpful
I even like your videos before watching them. ♥
I got my 1st CDMA cellphone in 1994 while my 1st GSM phone was in 1996.
Got my first cell phone in 1992 a bag phone, at 31 years old. That thing was heavy!
This is such a simple video I can't even
A sim card is limited in storing contacts and relevant information because of memory size. Yet a good video.
In sweden some operators has replaced the simcard with eSIM, u scan a qr-code and install your eSIM. But this currently can only be done on the latest iphones.
Android had supported eSIM for a while now. Google's Pixel phones use them too. No idea why people seem to think the iPhone is the only phone to use them.
The esim sounds a bit like good old CDMA network here in Australia no sim card could change provider fairly easily but had to go in-store to do so