Making A Call From A Dual Sim Android Device Using Adb
Solution 1:
SIM Card is just a container. The name of the entity being used by the phone to register with the network and to make calls is SubscriberID. A single SIM Card may contain multiple SubscriberIDs.
So instead of asking how to make a call from another SIM Card you should be asking how to make a call using SubscriberID other than the default one - whether this other SubscriberID is stored on the same or another SIM Card is mostly irrelevant.
I do not know if there is a way to specify a different SubscriberID for a single call. But you should be fine with setting a new default SubscriberID before the call and then reverting it back afterwards.
To find out the current ID value run:
adb shell settings getglobal multi_sim_voice_call
Then change the active Subscriber via UI and run the command again to get another ID.
Use this command to switch to the appropriate ID before calling:
adb shell settings put global multi_sim_voice_call <ID>
To change data
call settings - use multi_sim_data_call
instead of multi_sim_voice_call
.
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