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In EU, an eSIM gives you the same "rights" as a physical SIM. The biggest difference is that a physical SIM gives you a slightly higher level of security, at l
by simonebrunozzi 5y ago
In EU, an eSIM gives you the same "rights" as a physical SIM.
The biggest difference is that a physical SIM gives you a slightly higher level of security, at least in theory (then, phone carriers do a lot to screw this up anyway).
- Nextgrid 5y ago> eSIM gives you the same "rights" as a physical SIM. What does this mean in practice though? Some carriers already charge to reissue an eSIM. With a physical SIM you can use the same one until you break it. An eSIM is "consumed" when it is provisioned into a phone and you need the carrier's cooperation to get a new one which gives them the option to charge or just be assholes in general.