[coolkidtho1]

Can a tapped sim make another sim tapped after data is transferred from the 1st sim to the 2nd sim?

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[tavenger5]

what do you mean by tapped?

[coolkidtho1]

When people monitor calls texts pics or any type of data. People can do it through sim cards phones or by remotely

[tavenger5]

Okay, that's what I thought you meant. There's a difference between cell phone tapping and cloning sim cards/phones. If a phone is being tapped, the signal is being intercepted. If a sim is cloned, which is more difficult to do, transferring data on it to a new sim means the new sim would have to be cloned to gain access again. Sims use unique id's that aren't copied over like regular data. More on that here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phone_cloning

[coolkidtho1]

So your saying that if a tapped sim is cloned, which is when data is transferred from the first sim to the 2nd new sim, it wouldn't be tapped?

[tavenger5]

I'm saying that if a cloned sim's data is copied to a new sim, whoever cloned the original would have to clone the new one to gain access to the phone because sim serial numbers do not just copy over with sim data.

[coolkidtho1]

So no, right?

[phantomencrypt]

If you mean about communication tapping, of course it is possible and it is done all the time by government agencies.