Mhm never thought of that. You’d think they would have eliminated physical SIM cards already. But I’m sure it’s because of certain generations unwillingness to learn technology. But I also can imagine if my generation didn’t turn of age as technology advanced and I didn’t learn for example anything to do with computers in school. That it could be overwhelming. But really just take the time to go through every setting and even google the ones you don’t understand and you’d catch up
Also. Sometimes you get tricked and sold a blacklisted phone. Usually the second IMEI number isn’t blacklisted and might be able to get away with using an eSIM either for a short time or a long time depending on if the system catches the second imei usage
Depends on your phone. First check your settings and make sure you have 2 IMEI numbers. The second one is basically an eSIM slot. And after that yeah super simple. Usually get a QR code in you email. Or a manual code. Since you can’t take a photo of the QR code take a screen shot. Put it into google image lookup. And it will then give you the link the QR code if for and should pretty much automatically load onto your phone. iPhone it will ask you which sim you want to use for what services of you have another sim in your tray. Android it’s all in the settings
in my opinion; I have more versatility using the hard sim rather then esim. I can remove the hard sim and install in a different cellphone. When my old cell dies and I replace it...the sim just gets swapped to new cell and I'm in business. Public Mobile does provide a free replacement esim so there's that.
