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They could, but they (mostly?) don't. On the other hand carriers do charge for moving eSIMs between phones.
by lmz 5y ago
They could, but they (mostly?) don't. On the other hand carriers do charge for moving eSIMs between phones.
- rosndo 5y agoI only use eSIMs and have yet to have trouble with this. I guess all you can do is vote with your wallet and switch to a less shit carrier.