Recent chatter points to a pattern of SIM hijacking where the number stays active for Wi‑Fi calling despite a claimed disconnection. Victims notice the line still routes calls, suggesting the carrier’s account was compromised or repurposed for EMF‑based fraud. If you’ve cancelled a service, verify the termination in writing and request a final bill that confirms closure. Scan the device for unauthorized SIM profiles and consider a carrier‑issued lock to block future changes. Reach out to the provider’s fraud department promptly and request a new SIM or number to cut off any lingering access.
The carrier of this number is consumer cellular and was suppost to be disconnected but it still used for wifi calling
Despite the owner cancelling the service, this number remains active, exploiting the EMF tower and WiFi internet.
The SIM account associated with this number has been compromised for SIM EMF and is currently being utilized on a wifi calling system.