• @thatgirlwasfire
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    141 year ago

    Most carriers don’t support eSim. Mostly just the more expensive ones do.

    • @exegete
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      1 year ago

      I’m on an inexpensive MVNO that supports eSim.

      • Joshua Casey
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        1 year ago

        Same. I used to be on ting because it was only $18 a month. No esim support though. I recently switched to tello because now I only have to pay $10/month. Oh and they have esim support. (Also ting’s mobile app appears to be no longer available which was a red flag for me that made me feel like maybe they were getting ready to shut down so I jumped ship

    • @[email protected]
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      11 year ago

      There are several companies that provide travel esims. I use knowroaming. Much more convenient than trying to find a shop that sells sim cards after you arrive.

    • @SloppyPuppy
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      -31 year ago

      maybe if people stop clinging to old techonology and use it the companies will be forced to advance as well. maybe stop using fax machines and they will stop producing them!