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There still don't seem to be any plan changes. At this point, Fi is pretty expensive compared to competitors. Fi only makes sense if you are an incredibly lig
by slg 7y ago
There still don't seem to be any plan changes. At this point, Fi is pretty expensive compared to competitors. Fi only makes sense if you are an incredibly light data user, you are one of the few people who both live in one of the specific areas in which network switching helps and have one of the handful of phones that can take advantage of it (the iPhone is not on that list), or you are a frequent international traveler. No one falls into that last category at the moment, but this eSIM support would potentially make that a slightly more favorable option for a future iPhone user who travels, but I doubt it attracts many new customers.
- saagarjha 7y agoI don’t think network switching works on iPhone. Edit: oh, and you’ve added that above.
- slg 7y agoSorry, I edited that in immediately after posting since I wasn't initially clear that the iPhone is not among the handful of phones that support network switching.
- cultofmetatron 7y agohappy Fi user here. Its THE plan for digital nomads. I've hopped across a dozen countries and my phone just works wherever I land. no need to buy a sim on arrival and I am reachable by the same number.