A former communications store manager admitted in New Jersey federal court to receiving cryptocurrency to swap cell phone SIM information with another person, giving that individual access to customers’ personal information. Jonathan Katz, of Evesham Township, pleaded guilty on Tuesday in Camden federal court to conspiracy to gain unauthorized access to a protected computer, the U.S. Attorney’s Office said. Katz faces up to five years in prison over the charges. Katz, 42, was arrested in December 2021 after prosecutors said he was paid $1,000 in Bitcoin to provide SIM numbers belonging to cust…