Does someone know if it’s possible to use dual-SIM on my iPhone (11 pro) in such a way that the phone will use the primary SIM and the watch will use the second, eSIM, without the iPhone being connected to two networks all the time?
Context: my cellular plan is given to me by my employer. They pay for everything, including personal calls and lots of data, and so I’d like to stay with them. The carrier (Vodafone UK), however, doesn’t support Apple Watch on business plans.
I could use dual SIM on my phone with a separate personal plan that would be shared with my watch, but I don’t need my phone to use the other plan for anything, and I hate the idea of it being connected to two networks and draining the battery when all I need is the watch to be connected to the second network.
Question: Is it possible to turn off the other SIM on my phone after sharing it with my watch? E.g., can the iPhone be on airplane mode on the second network 100% of the time whilst the watch uses it?
Thanks!
Context: my cellular plan is given to me by my employer. They pay for everything, including personal calls and lots of data, and so I’d like to stay with them. The carrier (Vodafone UK), however, doesn’t support Apple Watch on business plans.
I could use dual SIM on my phone with a separate personal plan that would be shared with my watch, but I don’t need my phone to use the other plan for anything, and I hate the idea of it being connected to two networks and draining the battery when all I need is the watch to be connected to the second network.
Question: Is it possible to turn off the other SIM on my phone after sharing it with my watch? E.g., can the iPhone be on airplane mode on the second network 100% of the time whilst the watch uses it?
Thanks!
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