Can anyone test a mobile device with 2 different SIM chips on the Mavic

[Robbyg]

I heard a rumor that Go4.05 has a new feature in it that binds the the Sim Chips phone number to the Mavic.
Supposedly if you take out the Sim the Mavic works fine but if you change the SIM to a new number you will get some sort of error that requires some kind of re authentication. Can anyone test this. My iPhone 6+ does not have a Sim in it.

I am really hoping this report is false.

Rob

 

[mikrokopter]

Samsung S6 Edge here, no problem with different SIM cards.

 

[Cyberpower678]

I heard a rumor that Go4.05 has a new feature in it that binds the the Sim Chips phone number to the Mavic.
Supposedly if you take out the Sim the Mavic works fine but if you change the SIM to a new number you will get some sort of error that requires some kind of re authentication. Can anyone test this. My iPhone 6+ does not have a Sim in it.

I am really hoping this report is false.

Rob

I'll try it on my iPhone. I have a German Vodafone SIM card that is active. But not tonight.

 

[HowSR]

I fly either with an iPhone 7 or Samsung s7 edge. One is att other is tmo.

No issues here....

 

[Robbyg]

Thanks guys. I wonder if this feature is only activated in certain regions of the world.
The post I read was from out of China and it was backed up by another user who said he had the same problem.

Rob