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On phones with 2 SIM cards, signal ignore settings of default SIM card selected to send SMS #8452

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mr-gosh opened this issue Dec 15, 2018 · 9 comments
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mr-gosh commented Dec 15, 2018


Bug description

On a multi sim phone (in my case oneplus 5), signal does not respect the android sim configuration which sim card should be used for sending sms messages.
You can change the setting for every chat conversation by long pressing the send button but this can be forgotten, so signal should read out the setting in android or at least provide a configuration of the standard sender number.

Steps to reproduce

  • open signal chat with sumone not contacted before and ehatch which numner is selectwd by default (in my case sim2
  • go to android sim config and select on message exchange the other sim card (in my case sim1)
  • now signal should uae that number on new unconfigured message send requests

Actual result:

  • recognize that signal is still using sim2 by default and you can't change that behaviour in signal

Expected result:
Signal should read out the standard message send simcard from the android config or providenits own configuration for selecting a standard sim

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Device info

Device: OnePlus 5
Android version: 9
Signal version: 4.31.6

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mr-gosh commented Dec 15, 2018

Here you can see that o2 sim is selected for message sending (btw. Also this number is registered for signal)
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Still the wrong standard sim selected (here telekom)
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halb9 commented Dec 16, 2018

I dont't know if this has something to do with it but like OP I live in germany, however my phone is set to english.

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Device info

Device: OnePlus ONEPLUS A6003 (OnePlus6)
Android version: OxygenOS v 9.0.2
Signal version: Signal 4.31.6

Link to debug log

https://debuglogs.org/e9a50d9826203801bfca5716d91c6656b81a4b79cd4b09df28f391d85f6d3cdc

Additional Info

The 2nd SIM is a new number. Apart from one test call I did myself nobody has ever used it to call me.

@emadbagheri96
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have the same problem here
its described in the community too.

@kurianjacob
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Device info

**Device:OnePlus 5T
**Android version: 9.0.0 Security Patch December 1
**Signal version: 4.31.6

Workaround
Long press send button and it will allow you to send via the correct (default) SIM.

Issue happens only for new texts and not while responding to texts which arrived within the day. Responding to long dated (few weeks) texts still has the error.

@mr-gosh
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mr-gosh commented Jan 10, 2019

Workaround
Long press send button and it will allow you to send via the correct (default) SIM.

Yes - this works but is not an Workaround for the mentioned Bug:

signal ignore settings of default SIM card selected to send SMS

@dayanrosenman
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Having same issue. Default messaging SIM not honored on OP 6T / OxygenOS 9.0.12.
Related: even when I disable the SIM, it is still selected for messaging (and fails to send)

@muellert
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I have the same problem on LineageOS. The problem is exacerbated by the fact that I have SIM cards from different countries in my phone, and if I don't include the country prefix in the number, eg if replying to a text or phone call, and the number was presented without the country code, my text goes to the wrong country. My only consolation is that usually, the numbers don't exist in the respective other network, and I get a delivery failure. But if I use the country prefix, not only will my text incur hefty charges, but also leak a phone number to the wrong people.

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mr-gosh commented May 21, 2019

the last signal changelog mentioned some cahnges for dual-sim setups:
"We challenged a few dual-SIM bugs to a duel, and victory was in the (multiple) cards."
perhaps this is fixed there?

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No this was not addressed.

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