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Still available in some countries. And roaming is free within EU. So you can buy card in, let's say, Latvia, and then use in other EU country.
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I see, good to know.
But still, while roaming was mandated to be free and easy within the EU, the carriers were allowed to have a limit to their "leniency", like 180 days, after which they could disable a SIM as having permanently moved to another country, and not simply roaming? Or is that outdated info on my part too? I can't find the details.
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Yes, they can, but not always they do. And you can just switch to a new card then.
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You can still have anon SIMs up there? I was under the impression that "burners" were banned throughout the EU (because terrorists, oh my).
Sure, you can buy a SIM preloaded with credits in a grocery store, but where I live, they require a subsequent KYC activation through the carrier's website.