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I use keepgo.com, but there are many other sources, depending on how much data you need. For example, my middle kid is on an eSIM from Hong Kong, on the 3HK ne
by mig39 4y ago
I use keepgo.com, but there are many other sources, depending on how much data you need. For example, my middle kid is on an eSIM from Hong Kong, on the 3HK network.
https://esimdb.com https://esimdb.com is a good resource.
My kids are usually on wifi at school or home, so the esim doesn't need to have much data. Just want enough to be able to text them, use "find my iPhone", etc. So a 365-day eSIM is great, and cheap.
Downside for the Hong Kong sim is that TikTok doesn't work on the phone at all if it detects a Hong Kong sim. That's fine for my youngest, but it was a deal killer for the others. So now they have an eSIM from Orange in France via Keepgo.
It's amazing that these eSIMs work fine in North America, and are so cheap. For Canada, especially, it's amazing I can get service for my kid for $3-$4 a month.
- gandalfian 4y agoThat is remarkably modern. But doesn't it mean you have to dial long distance to a french number to phone your child?
- mig39 4y agoWe use iMessage, FaceTime, FaceTime Audio, Discord, etc. I don't think teens (at least in this part of Canada), even know their own phone numbers, let alone make traditional voice phone calls :-)
- nexus7556 4y agoThis is great, thank you! I've mostly stuck to airalo as its all I know so its good to know there are other options.