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Re: Someone on iHub

By: Cactus Flower in ALEA | Recommend this post (0)
Sat, 15 Oct 11 11:16 PM | 47 view(s)
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4321,

I suspect the MNOs might make the point that the SIM IS the device.

The cell phone is a piece of junk without one.

So instead of thinking of the SIM as embedded in the cell phone, you might think of the cell phone as the hunk of stupid surrounding the device's identity.


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Re: Someone on iHub
By: 4321 in ALEA
Sat, 15 Oct 11 4:33 AM 		Msg. 06043 of 54959

Alea

Ok, So I was off base on my TNC example and we are back to the Secure Element discussion and who controls it and which one will prevail.

I think you said elsewhere and I agree with you, that Wave delaying their entry point in the mobile space is not necessarily a bad thing. Let the MNO's, Device OEM's, Banks figure out what they want and then Wave can build their TAN (Trust Area Network) around it.

As long as it has a MTM and Trusted Execution Environment somewhere on the device it's good for Wave.

If it takes an "age" to sort out, well there is Golf, cards and the PC space.

Laughing Laughing

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