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For my experience eSIM absolutely created that policy. The same carriers pSIMs still don't require that, so I'm not sure what exactly are you arguing here? The
by izacus 3y ago
For my experience eSIM absolutely created that policy. The same carriers pSIMs still don't require that, so I'm not sure what exactly are you arguing here? The fact that your carrier has a shitty policy it's now ok to spread it?
- vel0city 3y agoI'm arguing shitty carriers can make shitty policies regardless of the underlying technology. It's not like eSIMs forced them to do that policy, the carrier just decided to be shitty all on their own. eSIMs can be delivered entirely digitally, so in reality they should be even easier and have even fewer needs to ever be in person. eSIM didn't make that policy, your carrier did.