If you’re getting a postpaid plan, then you can get esim for an extra 5€ or 10€ a month. Prepaid accounts do not offer esim. You can only get a physical SIM.I'm traveling to Germany in early December. Is the Vodafone eSIM available to visitors?
If you’re getting a postpaid plan, then you can get esim for an extra 5€ or 10€ a month. Prepaid accounts do not offer esim. You can only get a physical SIM.I'm traveling to Germany in early December. Is the Vodafone eSIM available to visitors?
Truphone joined the party, supporting eSIM for their multi-country MVNO setup (data plans). (Listed on Apple’s page as one of the providers “worldwide”.). They’re using an app to take payment and configure the eSIM.
If you’re getting a postpaid plan, then you can get esim for an extra 5€ or 10€ a month. Prepaid accounts do not offer esim. You can only get a physical SIM.
Or switch your Verizon esim?Ugh...I guess I have to keep paying Verizon $10/day for travelpass.
Best not to plan that Verizon will be ready for that in December, when the OP plans to travel :-(Or switch your Verizon esim?
Their eSIM only supports 3G, even though US coverage for their other products includes 4G, according to support. That limitation is not mentioned anywhere on the web pages that I could find.Truphone joined the party, supporting eSIM for their multi-country MVNO setup (data plans). (Listed on Apple’s page as one of the providers “worldwide”.). They’re using an app to take payment and configure the eSIM.
At the moment we have only Data plans, we are working on it to have also SMS and Voice plans but we don't have it Yet but maybe in a near future.
Pure lies. No issues here at all.Lies. I activated my eSIM today. Worked just fine. Both lines are now active.
It doesn’t sound simple to me. The owner may have turned off the SIMs on purpose (perhaps while traveling to avoid roaming charges).What do you guys think of this? (The fact that Apple didn't include a eSIM persistant Find my iPhone feature)?
Q: Does the eSIM survive a restore?
A: Yes.
Q: Does that mean I can always locate a lost iPhone?
A: No. In fact, Apple missed what could have been the greatest feature of all time: as per these screenshots and video, an iPhone with eSIM activated has the eSIM profile persist restores, even DFU restores. That means that a thief can’t just throw away your SIM and call it a day.
BUT… It can’t be located. It won’t get past Activation Lock, but you won’t be able to locate it either even though your lost phone is technically connected to the internet.
Fix that, Apple.
Verizon May have the largest network, but they are always behind.Best not to plan that Verizon will be ready for that in December, when the OP plans to travel :-(
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Their eSIM only supports 3G, even though US coverage for their other products includes 4G, according to support. That limitation is not mentioned anywhere on the web pages that I could find.
Also, no voice or SMS yet, although they indicate they hope to add that:
Successfully activated my eSIM today and everything is working good but i have one doubt, if i want to completely restore/reset my phone will the eSIM data be deleted ?
Successfully activated my eSIM today and everything is working good but i have one doubt, if i want to completely restore/reset my phone will the eSIM data be deleted ?
Please will somebody tell me how to send an SMS using line 2 to somebody you have an existing conversation with.
What if you have them send you a message to the other line? I don’t have an answer, as I always delete my messages. If there’s something I want to save, I’ll forward it to notes.
What if you have them send you a message to the other line? I don’t have an answer, as I always delete my messages. If there’s something I want to save, I’ll forward it to notes.
That is a HUUUUUGE failure if you ask me.
I have some very important conversations with people over many months including photos and documents and I’m supposed to just delete them all to send an SMS from my work line???
Whoever thought this was a great idea needs their head looking in to. I may as well just go back to carrying 2 phones.
What a poor implementation of a potentially brilliant system.
OMG what a clusterfu*k this is turning out to be.
I just asked somebody to SMS me to my work number. It came through as green on the iMessage thread but then you are STUCK in green SMS forever. You cannot change it back to iMessage no matter what you do in the phone.
The only fix is to delete your entire conversation again and start over with iMessage.