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simSerialNumber, countryCode and phoneNumber should return nothing.
Actual behaviour
The above values return TM.Error which throws an error in the Chrome Inspector Console when the SIM plugin attempts to retrieve those non-existent values (because the phone is no longer on a carrier network (it previously was on T-Moble)). Makes me wonder if this would also happen on an Android Tablet (assuming the tablet was not on a carrier network).
I'm seeing this behaviour on
iOS device
iOS simulator
[x ] Android device
Android emulator
I am using
[x ] cordova
[x ] ionic
PhoneGap
PhoneGap Developer App
Intel XDK
Intel App Preview
Telerik
Other:
Hardware models
Samsung Galaxy S5
OS versions
Android 6+
I've checked these
It happens on a fresh Cordova CLI project as well.
I'm waiting for deviceready to fire.
My JavaScript has no errors (window.onerror catches nothing).
[ x] I'm using the latest cordova library, Android SDK, Xcode, etc.
So how can we reproduce this?
I deactivated my Samsung Galaxy S5 and now use it to primarily run test code. The SIM plugin returns TM.Error when trying to retrieve the above values from a device that is no longer on a carrier network.
Provide the steps to reproduce the issue.
Provide files, sources if available.
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Expected behaviour
simSerialNumber, countryCode and phoneNumber should return nothing.
Actual behaviour
The above values return TM.Error which throws an error in the Chrome Inspector Console when the SIM plugin attempts to retrieve those non-existent values (because the phone is no longer on a carrier network (it previously was on T-Moble)). Makes me wonder if this would also happen on an Android Tablet (assuming the tablet was not on a carrier network).
I'm seeing this behaviour on
I am using
Hardware models
Samsung Galaxy S5
OS versions
Android 6+
I've checked these
deviceready
to fire.window.onerror
catches nothing).So how can we reproduce this?
I deactivated my Samsung Galaxy S5 and now use it to primarily run test code. The SIM plugin returns TM.Error when trying to retrieve the above values from a device that is no longer on a carrier network.
Provide the steps to reproduce the issue.
Provide files, sources if available.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: