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Owing to its unpopularity, or to which its unpopularity owes, Apple has only supported dual SIM for a few generations. > Curiosity: what are the use cases for
by nub 5y ago
Owing to its unpopularity, or to which its unpopularity owes, Apple has only supported dual SIM for a few generations.
> Curiosity: what are the use cases for two SIMs from the same country?
I have one line on Verizon and one on T-Mobile for better coverage, robustness to congestion.
iOS 13 has a "cellular data switching" feature for dual SIM that automatically chooses networks based on availability.
Data from one network even provides "WiFi calling" capability for the other line.
- signal11 5y ago> I have one line on Verizon and one on T-Mobile for better coverage, robustness to congestion. For cost & complexity reasons, this is a very niche need.
- jsjohnst 5y agoComplexity is virtually zero. The most non-technical of person could set it up. Cost however is a valid point, but like OP I rationalize the cost.