Which of the three operators is not easy to be named?

Hello, I'm Kazhi, and I'm glad to answer your question. Regarding which operator is not easy to seal the card, Intelligence Jun's views are as follows:

1. Ordinary mobile phone card

If it is an ordinary mobile phone card, that is to say, it supports calling and sending text messages, which is the same as the mobile phone card we usually use. As long as you use it normally, normal calls, text messages, etc. Will not be stopped or shut down. However, it is normal to be turned off if it is not used normally, such as group texting, group calling, etc. Or the operator thinks it is harassment or even fraud.

No matter which operator Unicom is, the most important thing is that it can be used normally, otherwise it will be blocked.

2. Internet of Things card

If it is an Internet of Things card, it is generally also called a pure traffic card. You can only use traffic, not call and send text messages. This type is collectively called informal card. This situation depends on the stability of suppliers. If the stability is good, there will be no problem, and generally it will not be blocked. If the stability is not good, it may be blocked. Of course, sometimes it may be that the operator's package has been removed and the policy has been adjusted.

In addition, if the traffic is maliciously brushed or used in high-risk areas, it will also be directly shut down.

Therefore, no matter what card is used, as long as we use it normally, it will not be normal. If the card is stuck or used normally, the general operator will also help you solve the problem and let you use it normally.