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[Michael Zukowski <1436814@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

In my case I have to activate roaming to obtain mobile internet access,
even in my home network. I use dual sim with a German and Ukrainian Sim.
In Germany I have to activate roaming even with my German card.
Additional SIM 1+2 is always mixed up in the unlocking dialogue.

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Title:
  Use a roaming indicator for each SIM on dual SIM phones

Status in indicator-network package in Ubuntu:
  Confirmed

Bug description:
  For dual SIM phones, the roaming indicator should be related to each SIM, by having a "R" sign on the top of each signal strength indicator, or by having the roaming indicator in red (or another color) or by having the indicator blinking.
  I live near a border, and I work on the other side of this border: I have 2 SIM's, one for each country. As the phone is sometime "lazzy" to connect each SIM to the right operator as soon as it becomes available, when I switch from one country to the another, I'm not able to check if both SIM are on the right network: sometime, I place or I receive a call thinking I'm not in the roaming mode... and it is not true.
  The work around consists to go the the system settings of the phone to check each SIM card and its associated operator.
  Having an roaming indicator dedicated to each SIM could help: a quick glance is enough to check the card status.

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