First time subscriber - question regarding replicant

[Brian Kemp]

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Phone number isn't tied to device. I get that VZW conflates a couple
of subscriber numbers (there is no IMEI vs IMSI in the way VZW uses
their system; VZW just uses the IMEI and calls it ESN) so the
confusion isn't anything out of the ordinary.

If you install Replicant on your device nothing will happen to your
phone number. I doubt the modem will work so you'd basically have a
tablet.

It's reversible, though.

On 07/21/2014 05:13 PM, Rob Lambert wrote:
> The main question that I have is that I have a Samsung Galaxy Note
> II (SCH-I605) on Verizon Wireless. The main quirk is that my phone
> number is sitting on the CDMA side (and the device is not unlocked
> for global GSM use). If I were to install Replicant, what would
> happen to my phone number? I understand that all data will be
> wiped, but what I'm not sure of is if this will include my phone
> number or not. Thanks. :)
> 
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