Oct 20 2018, 04:29 PM
QUOTE(fruitie @ Oct 18 2018, 10:05 PM)
I wanted to try shop too but the shops listed under Seremban earlier said they don't do. 
So, ordered online eventually.
Sorry for late reply, but here is answer for future people that checking this information. So, ordered online eventually.
Melacca can, only the Aunty at Melaka Sentral know how to change to 4G card.
There is also a big shop at Tampin, N.S. know how to exchange it.(unless I remember wrongly)
And FYI, she is using the dealer apps to scan your IC and give you a new 4G USIM card with different number, and she will also call the center to double check your IC number is yours(some dealer cheat by registering SIM card under their own name), it will take like 1-2 hours to be updated to your current number.
So it is a issues for Tunetalk not training most of their dealers about how to helps customer exchanging to a new 4G card, and I guess it is under SIM Replacement feature, I hope someone that seeking for exchange can try telling them to contract the Tunetalk center asking about this, so no need Online order and waiting for receiving the SIM card.
QUOTE(Maxieos @ Oct 18 2018, 08:35 PM)
Safe to give so much details ? ...hm.. after the outbreak of data leak.They said we can register at any shop but need to pay for the rm10 for sim card.Now deciding.At the shop can get immediately but need to pay rm10 while order online may take days but still need to pay rm10 which cresit backto account.and quite worry with details leak.
Anyhow thanks a lot of the dtails ,really bothering you enough , you really helpful
It is the same, just you are providing your IC via web, or the dealer uploading your IC via dealer app.Anyhow thanks a lot of the dtails ,really bothering you enough , you really helpful
I don't think there will be dealer want to earn money by having a modified dealer app that will auto save the picture of IC yet, unless Tunetalk don't check for integrity of app.
But it is better that you watch the dealer capturing your IC picture using dealer app, not a fake camera app la.
And 1/2 year ago it is using HTTP, so it is unsafe for submitting via web for upgrade to 4G sim card, but now it is using HTTPS, so if there is data leak on the server, and they really storing 4G sim card order information forever, both ways(online self-care or dealer) will kena.
I guess it is possible, as unlike Maxis and other telco, Tunetalk dealer really do not using any card reader to verify your thumbprint, unless they changed the policy this year la.
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