I don't think it makes sense to treat it as a resleeve. Resleeving is troublesome to people because it hurts their sense of personal continuity - the new environment, the new body, the realization their line of consciousness got a big break. But an infomorph lives in their own personal mini-simspace (their exoself), with whatever simspace avatar they are used to as an interface to the surrounding hard- and software. Moving to a new device doesn't change the environment or body noticeably, and the consciousness break is likely pretty minor. I would judge that infomorphs who move do not need to do any integration or alienation tests, and only continuity tests might apply. I would likely normally waive them too, or give a good bonus of +30 to them. However, I can see some people who think any break in their continuity are a threat. Maybe it makes a good negative trait: Personal continuity obsession (negative ego trait, 10 CP) The character thinks personal continuity is important, and takes badly to any break in it. Even when moving from one device to another as an infomorph they realize that this actually means making a new copy and erasing the old version. This obsession gives a -30 penalty to continuity tests and requires a continuity test even when moving as an infomorph.