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[Olga Kemmet <1487528@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

** Description changed:

  User does not see onto which SIM card the SMS was received on the lock screen (if this option is enabled by device privacy settings).
  It is great that used has option to reply immediately, without unlocking the device, but it is not possible to know, which SIM card to use to reply back.
- 
  
  ------------ UX comment ---------------
  
  Please find attached to this bug a design solution which will allow
- users to see which SIM card is used on the notification bubble.
+ users to see which SIM card is used on the notification bubble. There is
+ a SIM stamp on the right hand side, centered with the name.
  
  The label of the SIM card should always represent the label users set,
  even if they renamed the sim cards.

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Title:
  [notifications] + [messaging] SMS notifications should should show
  which SIM received message

Status in Canonical System Image:
  Confirmed
Status in Ubuntu UX:
  Fix Committed
Status in telephony-service package in Ubuntu:
  Confirmed

Bug description:
  User does not see onto which SIM card the SMS was received on the lock screen (if this option is enabled by device privacy settings).
  It is great that used has option to reply immediately, without unlocking the device, but it is not possible to know, which SIM card to use to reply back.

  ------------ UX comment ---------------

  Please find attached to this bug a design solution which will allow
  users to see which SIM card is used on the notification bubble. There
  is a SIM stamp on the right hand side, centered with the name.

  The label of the SIM card should always represent the label users set,
  even if they renamed the sim cards.

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