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We are here with a new topic, and it is about whether or not it is possible to use WIFI on smartphones and tablets without a SIM card. In this article, we will talk about "Can we use smartphones and tablets without SIM Card? "No" and "Yes" both are the correct answer.
First, let us briefly discuss SIM and WIFI.
SIM stands for Subscriber Identity Module, and it is a small memory chip that is manually inserted into your phone by the user. As shown below, it is a physical card. It contains unique information such as the International Mobile Subscriber Identity (IMSI) for connecting subscriber data to servers and communicating with owners.
This module enables the user to send and receive calls, send/receive SMS messages, allow mobile data to connect to the internet, Authentication SIM Key (for verifying and signing in to Mobile Network), Location Area Identity (for checking and validating of local available network), and up to 250 small contacts.
There are normally 4 types of SIM and they are:
The SIM has a small yellowish part that is the main part.
Nowadays, the majority of smartphones and tablets have included a WIFI module. WIFI Modules are used to establish a wireless internet connection. They are built into the motherboard of your phone and tablets. They are also known as WLAN modules.
It is important to note that in order for the phone to receive wifi signals, you must enable WIFI from the Phone Settings menu. As soon as you enable it on your phone, it displays all nearby available WIFI and allows you to connect to it. If the wifi is secured, you must enter a password. After entering the password, you can use the internet to surf and do other things.
There are generally 4 types of WIFI technologies.
Both of the WIFI technologies used in the Router are mixed types like b g and n or b and g only etc.
There are many different ways that we can connect the smartphone to the internet. Popular ways are:
You do not need a SIM card in order to connect to the internet using WIFI because these devices use an internal 802.11 radio in order to connect to short-range WIFI access points (85-105 meters).
You will need a SIM card, however, in order to access the internet through your cellphone's data service. This service uses a multiband cell phone to talk to a carrier tower that is in close proximity to where you are. This radio transmitter is significantly more powerful and has a longer range (45 to 72 kilometers) than WIFI. If the cell tower is closer to your phone/tablet, you will have better connectivity. Therefore, in order to connect to the internet using this type, you will require a SIM card.
If the authentication process for the WiFi network uses EAP-SIM, then the SIM can have an effect on the authentication. To my knowledge, this is the only connection that can be made between WiFi and the SIM card.
Conclusion:
The main purpose of WIFI is the Internet, and with this in mind, if we want to use the internet using cellular data, we need a SIM card, whereas if we want to use the internet using mobile WIFI module, we do not need a SIM card.