Similar things in Colombia happens in Brazil
Hey fellas, I'm not sure on which sub should I post this but her it is:
[URL]https://www.yahoo.com/news/brazilian-woman-arrested-drugging-robbery-224554778.html[/URL]
"A Brazilian woman has been arrested in connection with the murder of an American businessman who went on holiday to Rio de Janeiro earlier this month.
Letcia Clara Bento the Silva, 23, was arrested on Monday. Police suspect she robbed and murdered the'wayne Antonio Morris, 43, in a Copacabana apartment, according to Metrpoles, a Brazilian online newspaper.
Officials discovered the man's body on August 8 after he arrived in the country the previous day. It's thought that the Silva, along with another unidentified woman, drugged Morris and his friend with GHB, a depressant before robbing them. ".
Just be more vigilant fellas.
US Mobile international esim
I have used it during my recent SP strip. I bought 3 GB data plan for $10. They do have higher priced plans if you need more data. I activated it before leaving to Brazil. Once landed I restarted by phone and it was connected service provider VIVO. I got speeds ranging from 10 mbps to 50 mbps. The service was good for basic usage like using uber, maps, short youtube videos etc.
eSIM: no phone number that goes with it
Isn't this a potential problem with Uber? I remember Uber sending SMSs from time to time to check whether the ride was ok.
Likewise, I have the possibility of having a friend of mine in SP buy a SIM for me with her CPF ahead of my arrival but I fear doing doing so lest Uber might wonder why the credit card is in my name and the phone number in her name (assuming Uber has access to in whose name the SIM card is).
By the way, can I run my Galaxy phone with only an eSIM in it and no physical SIM? I'd rather my non-Brazilian SIM stayed at the hotel in case I am so unfortunate as to have my phone stolen.