@RnDanger @VulpineAmethyst The grandfather to this system is AT&T Whispernet, the defunct 3G network that allowed Kindles to access Amazon's book library without a monthly charge.
https://smallbusiness.chron.com/amazon-whispernet-work-58992.html
The idea is that AT&T will sell precisely metered amounts of data to a company, so that company can allow its users to access services it can charge for.
This is also how Verizon Hum works, and a bunch of these car telematics systems that allow your phone to do things.
Whispernet is now called AT&T IoT and they were so proud to get the contract for Tesla they put it online
So we have some idea of what's going on infrastructually.
Oh, and in doing research, there is one Tesla that has already transitioned to eSIM.
Trans CyberTruck owners are most in danger.
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