Thanks, yes I heard that re USB-C port next year so I’m going to hang out for that. My S20 will last another year, its fine as is, it’s just started to get a bit hot at different times (not just when we had heat wave) and I doubt the OS will be updates now, just occasional security updates. Not too fussed about touch id. The only advantage to having a sim is its already activated so put it in new phone and ready to go whereas I presume if they phone withs with a inbuilt sim effectively, you will need to get it activated and number transferred to it.
Personally don’t have a issue with the normal sim card we have as I only ever touch it when I switch phones and that’s only to take it out and place it in the replacement, never take it out other than that really.
Only time I *have* taken it out is at work when needed to find out if a phone was unlocked so I placed my sim in (different provider to company provider) and prove it works or not :)
So would be a downside if they went fixed sim in the phones.
Kev
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