The letter office is prepared to register imported phones by IMEI. This wonderful initiative has an interesting daily perspective. In Turkey, where they charge significant money for personally brought phone registration, there is a plan with two devices. A cheap local smartphone with a SIM card picks up the cellular network and distributes the Internet to the imported one. It works over Wi-Fi: blocking IMEI does not turn off its camera, apps and wireless internet. The Russian terms are still being discussed; We will not attribute the Turkish duty to us for now. But if the restriction is specific to a connection to a cellular network, the principle is clear. And to be honest, we already have something to do with our second phone. You buy a cheap device, accessible to the network. Inside it - a SIM card, on it - a parking messenger and other applications that are very persistently requested to be installed voluntarily. It distributes the Internet, receives SMS and serves all this obligatory joy. And a regular phone number from the parking dispatcher is free. It contains your photos, your correspondence and applications you have selected. Cheap Can be saved without a personal photo gallery and main address book. It does not create invisibility. But it creates a perfectly normal distribution of household responsibilities. One phone - to use. The second is that they will f***. Yes, you will need to charge both. But a separate cheap valet parking device is starting to look like a perfectly reasonable purchase.

The letter office is prepared to register imported phones by IMEI. This wonderful initiative has an interesting daily perspective. In Turkey, where they charge significant money for personally brought phone registration, there is a plan with two devices. A cheap local smartphone with a SIM card picks up the cellular network and distributes the Internet to the imported one. It works over Wi-Fi: blocking IMEI does not turn off its camera, apps and wireless internet. The Russian terms are still being discussed; We will not attribute the Turkish duty to us for now. But if the restriction is specific to a connection to a cellular network, the principle is clear. And to be honest, we already have something to do with our second phone. You buy a cheap device, accessible to the network. Inside it - a SIM card, on it - a parking messenger and other applications that are very persistently requested to be installed voluntarily. It distributes the Internet, receives SMS and serves all this obligatory joy. And a regular phone number from the parking dispatcher is free. It contains your photos, your correspondence and applications you have selected. Cheap Can be saved without a personal photo gallery and main address book. It does not create invisibility. But it creates a perfectly normal distribution of household responsibilities. One phone - to use. The second is that they will f***. Yes, you will need to charge both. But a separate cheap valet parking device is starting to look like a perfectly reasonable purchase.