[ryanlol]

For most users the problem is someone intercepting their text messages and then using that access to rob them. Port-outs are one way to accomplish this, but certainly not the only way.

Can you defend against sim swap attacks if your MNO is compromised, how?

Where can I read more about your insurance policy? I can’t find any specific details on your website.

[ahaseeb]

I am updating the website within a week so that'll have the complete information. Just rebuilding it to aspire some more confidence in the product honestly.

We do defend against SIM swap attacks because MNOs can't access our account

[ryanlol]

>We do defend against SIM swap attacks because MNOs can't access our account

How does that work? Your contracts might stipulate this, but I don’t understand how this could work from a technical PoV.

[ahaseeb]

I'll give you a very simple explain. Imagine you're ATT customer & you're roaming in Canada on Rogers network. Would the roger employee be able to SIM Swap you ? No because you're not his customer and even the kiosk guy can't look into the account either