> It's like people who oppose cash payments out of the convenience of card/app payments Well, yeah, cards are radically more convenient. And this eSIM also loo

> It's like people who oppose cash payments out of the convenience of card/app payments Well, yeah, cards are radically more convenient. And this eSIM also looks like it solves real problems. People want to solve real problems. Until "my eSIM provider won't let me register for email" (or something? I'm guessing that that's what you're saying is a problem) or "I have no physical SIM to swap into another device, and for some reason I care about that" are bigger problems no one is going to optimize for that.