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That's a very North-American-centric view. You're overestimating influence of iPhone customers on telecom providers - especially in developing countries where t
by Vibgyor5 4y ago
That's a very North-American-centric view.
You're overestimating influence of iPhone customers on telecom providers - especially in developing countries where they're often <5% of the users.
- tgsovlerkhgsel 4y agoIn developing countries I'm not sure, but the introduction of eSIM on iPhones is why I can get one in an increasing number of European countries, and it makes travel soooo much easier (and cheaper).
- razemio 4y agoI think especially in developing countries e-sims will be huge. They save cost in the end for phone manufacturers and cell providers. It won't take long until low end android phones will have e-sim only options aswell. Maybe u are right and I am overestimating the influence of apple. Only time can tell.