This is super cool. Particularly for the fact that it just showed my country's operators rather than the usual America First.

I saw this linked from MacRumors during the AT&T iPhone 18 Pro Max lockup news discussions. It was interesting to see what AT&T/Apple did to try to get ahead of the issue. So far it looks like they disabled 5G Standalone mode, possibly just to prevent a bug from literally destroying the hardware (possibly only on one batch of phones).

Apple/AT&T still haven't released any kind of statement addressing the issue other than to replace affected hardware.

Can I use these settings to disable incoming calls? Does GrapheneOS have this option at the android level?

It would be great to contribute whatever's applicable to https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/mobile-broadband-provider-inf...

What do you use the info you have gathered for? It seems comprehensive but curious as to how you use it?

What's more useful, or at least was a while ago, is the CA combos list - basically showing which bands can be aggregated and how.

A while ago I built a decoder for that (Qualcomm only!), it was fun and helped me improve the support of my device for my carrier.

https://github.com/denysvitali/ca-combos-editor

How did you build the UI? Is it custom?

Reminds me of the CDMA days when the qualcom software got leaked

Are these configs read-only on the phone or is it possible to manipulate them using the data here to de/activate any service?

Not really sure what to do with the information, but I love the UI.

very interesting here is my carrier for instance https://carrierexplode.com/ios/carriers/Free_fr/72.0/setting...

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