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Hopefully some people here have experience with this kind of setup!
I might have to replace my work phone (self-employed, my work phone is a phone that used to be my main/personal mobile phone), and carrying around two phones is annoying.
If I tried having a single phone to replace both and use a dual-SIM setup, I would need the ability to be sure (and for it to be convenient to use) to know which phone number I'm texting or phoning / receiving a phone call with.
From what I've read, it seems to me that Android phones treat dual-SIM setups in very basic terms like the second one is a backup for the first to ensure coverage, or to use one SIM for data and the other for calls, if so then that's not really any good for me.
I might have to replace my work phone (self-employed, my work phone is a phone that used to be my main/personal mobile phone), and carrying around two phones is annoying.
If I tried having a single phone to replace both and use a dual-SIM setup, I would need the ability to be sure (and for it to be convenient to use) to know which phone number I'm texting or phoning / receiving a phone call with.
From what I've read, it seems to me that Android phones treat dual-SIM setups in very basic terms like the second one is a backup for the first to ensure coverage, or to use one SIM for data and the other for calls, if so then that's not really any good for me.