Digitec iot Data Flat (30 days unlimited 0.4 Mbit/s)
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Digitec iot Data Flat

30 days unlimited 0.4 Mbit/s


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romanhaag5

1 day ago

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digitec

1 day ago

The question of whether the eSIM can be used abroad depends on the specific conditions of Digitec's "iot data flat rate (30 days unlimited 0.4 Mbit/s)" tariffs. Here is some general information that might help you: 1. roaming rules: In the EU, roaming rules have been in place for several years, which allow you to surf abroad at no additional cost as long as the supplier supports it. However, these rules may vary or be restricted for IoT tariffs. 2. eSIM and roaming: eSIMs are technically suitable for international use as they can be easily switched to different networks. However, whether this is possible abroad without additional costs depends on the specific conditions of the tariffs. 3. roaming package: If a roaming package is required, it may need to be reactivated every month in order to use data abroad. However, this depends on the specific conditions of the supplier. To get an exact answer, I recommend contacting Digitec directly or checking the terms and conditions of the tariffs on the supplier's website. All the details on roaming and eSIM use abroad should be listed there.

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candice-dlc

4 months ago

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digitec

4 months ago

The digitec "iot flat data (30 days unlimited 0.4 Mbit/s unlimited)" SIM card can be used for a surveillance camera, but it has some important limitations. - Data speed: The download speed is limited to less than 0.4 Mbit/s, which may be too slow to transmit high-quality video or real-time images. This may not be sufficient for some surveillance cameras that require higher data rates for smooth transmission. - Usage: This SIM is ideal for applications requiring low data rates, such as sensors, tracking devices or navigation solutions, but may not be optimal for applications requiring more intensive data transmissions, such as surveillance cameras. If the resolution and quality of the camera does not require a high data rate, this SIM may be sufficient. However, if you need higher quality video transmission, it would be better to consider a subscription with a higher data speed.

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Schugi1212

8 months ago

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thomas dubacher

1 year ago

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Marina Buttazzo

1 year ago

As the watch has call and SMS functions, a data-only subscription is not enough. You need a separate plan or a prepaid card. It is important to know that a multi SIM is not recommended as the watch requires its own number. With this offer you pay €4 and have 0.4 Mbit/s for 30 days. You can then select other conditions via the Cockpit if you wish, where the prices and data volumes are displayed.

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richi007

1 year ago

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sylvain.hirsch

1 year ago

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Yes, that will be quite enough! You can even use Whatsapp to make calls. For video, on the other hand, the bit rate is too low. It's a perfect solution for checking public transport timetables or weather forecasts, for example. Provided you have a smartphone that supports 2 SIM cards so you can make calls with the other one.

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richardkli

2 years ago

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richardkli

2 years ago

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Since everything else has been answered, I will answer myself (o; Just got the DR SIM card for testing....and inserted it into the M5 CAT-M...and lo and behold, the CAT-M from M5Stack supports Digital Republic: AT+CNACT? +CNACT: 0,1, "10.129.122.4" +CNACT: 1,0, "0.0.0.0" +CNACT: 2,0, "0.0.0.0" +CNACT: 3,0, "0.0.0.0" OK AT+SNPING4="www.digitec.ch",3,6,1000 +SNPING4: 1,184.28.112.156,47 +SNPING4: 2,184.28.112.156,168 +SNPING4: 3,184.28.112.156,76 OK

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NoelE

2 years ago

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gschwinds

2 years ago

You can get a new number or take over an existing one. However, the digitec iot data offer is not really a conventional mobile subscription offer for making phone calls. https://support.digitalrepublic.ch/de/support/solutions/folders/33000213573

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Anonymous

3 years ago

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Anonymous

4 years ago

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froninty

4 years ago

Hey Diggel, yes that is possible. The SIM card can be left inactive for up to 6 months. The pause is actually just "no automatic renewal" and therefore starts after the current month has expired. FAQ: https://support.digitalrepublic.ch/de/support/solutions/articles/33000229641-wie-kann-ich-mein-abonnement-im-kundenportal-anpassen-pausieren-oder-k%C3%BCndigen-

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