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When I travel I use airalo to get local e-sims for data and pay probably something like $10 on average for 5GB for 30 days. (Another option for people who's pho
by lbotos 5y ago
When I travel I use airalo to get local e-sims for data and pay probably something like $10 on average for 5GB for 30 days. (Another option for people who's phones support e-sims)
- mortenjorck 5y agoI had no idea there was a company doing this already! I just downloaded their app, and will have to give it a try when my next travel destination opens its borders again.
- lbotos 5y agoTips: - Set up the sim before you leave. It's the worst trying to do it once you land. (Ask me how I know) - You will get some interesting networks, but I've never had problems with them. - I think they just fixed it on iOS, but be prepared to type in the details manually (not hard, just not seamless) because they expect you to scan a QR code??? Even with those quirks, it's been great, simple, no problems, and I've used in US/UK/Australia.