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I have been using SIM cards from several different MVNOs. Tello, RedPocket, and IoTDataWorks. Tello is a T-Mobile MVNO. Previously they were with Sprint. They have a monthly plan with 500MB of LTE speed data and unlimited SMS for $5. After the 500MB it drops to 2G speeds. This plan has no voice minutes. It also has no taxes added. They do charge $10 for the SIM card. RedPocket is an MVNO for T-Mobile/Sprint, AT&T and Verizon. I have an AT&T SIM on the $60 a year 500MB/100minutes/100SMS per month for 12 months plan. I also have a T-Mobile SIM on the $30 a year 200MB/200minutes/1000SMS per month for 12 months plan. You can only find these plans on eBay. Once you use up your data for the month it is cut off until the next month cycle. The IoTDataWorks SIM is meant for IoT devices. It has no voice or SMS, only data. I have the 1 year unlimited 64kbps SIM, which is on T-Mobile. It was $40 on Amazon when I purchased it. The price has gone up to $45 last time I checked. All of these w...

My PostmarketOS Edition phone has been on and sitting idle for over 37 days. I would periodically login over ssh and do updates. It was fine and stable until today when the modem disappeared, a reboot and it is back to normal. While it was mostly idle it was running Monitorix and recording statistics. It was also sending a hourly/daily email with a summary of stats. Although this is a PostmarketOS Community Edition phone, it is running Arch Linux ARM, with the RAM speed set to 492MHz. The reason for running the RAM at a lower speed is explained here . Some graphs from Monitorix showing the last 30 days. Uptime Memory Usage. This is a 3GB model. Chrony Stats I added monitoring of some PinePhone specific stats using the gensens module. Temperature readings from the CPU/GPU. CPU frequency of the 4 cores. Battery charge level. Battery charge/discharge rate.