<|channel|>analysis<|message|>We have a question: "Does Keepgo offer Jamaica eSIM with phone number and SMS?" Guidelines: Provide an answer that addresses this question. The dataset says "Keepgo plans with telephony for Jamaica: No plans with phone number or SMS available from this provider." This indicates that there are no plans with phone number or SMS. According to the phone-number-and-sms-rules, we must state clearly that eSIM plans with a phone number or SMS are not available for Jamaica; only data-only. We must also explain that VoIP apps like WhatsApp, Telegram, iMessage can be used. Also note that Keepgo only offers data-only eSIM plans for Jamaica. Ensure no pronouns like "this provider". Use "Keepgo" explicitly. Avoid headling.
Specifically we must produce as a single or two paragraphs. One or two paragraphs, neutral, concise.
We should mention price details? The dataset doesn't provide price. We can mention that there are no telephony plans, only data-only. It doesn't mention price, but we can mention that data-only plans are offered. But be careful not to exceed guidelines: "All listed plans include a Telephony column...". The detection says if dataset contains plans, we may talk about price range, validity, dialing code, etc. But dataset says no plans with phone number or SMS. So we say: Keepgo does not provide a Jamaica eSIM with phone number and SMS. Only data-only plans. Provide details about using WhatsApp, Telegram, iMessage using data connections for calls and messaging. Also mention only data-only eSIM.
Thus answer: Keepgo does not offer a Jamaica eSIM with phone number and SMS, only data-only plans. Use VoIP apps. Cite that. Avoid pronouns. Provide constraints.
Let's ensure compliance:
- Third-person: Keepgo is an eSIM provider.
- Use "Keeplo"? Actually it's "Keepgo".
- No pronouns like "this provider". Should use "Keepgo".
- Should not have headings or lists.
- Must not include a title or heading.
- Use standard punctuation and no em dashes.
- Format technical terms consistent: "5G" if relevant, not necessary. "1 day", "7 days" is not relevant.
- I've to ensure no peppering with bullet points, just paragraphs.
Given it's one question, likely answer: "No, Keepgo does not offer Jamaica eSIM with phone number or SMS. Only data-only are available. For calls and messaging, use VoIP apps."
Add mention of using data only.
Maybe talk about data plan but no mention of price because dataset didn't give an example. But the "If the dataset is empty" condition says: "No plans with telephony are available, meaning the provider only offers data-only plans." So we can state that.
But the guidelines also say "If the dataset contains plans: Collect attributes: price range, validity range, dialing code, and supported call/SMS capabilities." But dataset indicates no telephony. So we can't list price or validity - because no such plans. So we simply state no phone number or SMS.
Thus answer: e.g.:
"Keepgo does not provide a Jamaica eSIM plan that includes a phone number or SMS capability. Keepgo’s Jamaica eSIMs are data-only; travelers can use Wi‑Fi‑based services such as WhatsApp, Telegram, and iMessage over the data connection for all calls and messaging needs."
Add no mention of price. That's fine.
Ensure to mention that "Only data-only eSIM plans are offered." existing line.
No pronoun "this provider" or "they".
Double-check no headings. Just straightforward. Possibly two paragraphs: The first describing the lack of telephony. The second describing alternative usage with VoIP.
Check other rules: Avoid "This provider" etc. Use "Keepgo".
Check not to use em dash. Use hyphen "-".
Check no bullet list.
Ok.
Let's craft final answer.<|end|><|start|>assistant<|channel|>final<|message|>Keepgo does not provide a Jamaica eSIM that includes a phone number or SMS capability. The eSIMs for Jamaica offered by Keepgo are data‑only plans, so travelers cannot receive inbound calls or SMS texts.
For voice and messaging needs, users can rely on VoIP applications such as WhatsApp, Telegram, and iMessage, which work over the data connection and do not require a local phone number.