In theory you could go back to around ~1992 and still make calls/SMS. You can't backdate the clock so I don't know. Not sure if iPhone can do 90s degraded resolution civilian GPS. You'd also need SIM cutter and I'm not sure how those standards have changed over years. Followers?https://twitter.com/DANGEROUS_media/status/979359662758858758 …
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Go look at the ETSI spec for 4FF (nano sim). The +/- tolerances are so large (thanks to 1980s stamping technology) that one can easily manufacture a sim that fits in the overlapping range of both 4FF and older specs - and they do.
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I can confirm from personal experience the difference in thickness. With new slide out SIM drawers, if you forget to sand down an old style SIM it can get jammed in forever. Had 2 colleagues who ended up swapping phones after their trimmed SIM got jammed in the wrong iPhone
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That sounds like terrible design. I've never had a problem with trimmed SIMs on Nexus phones, without sanding them down.
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