I like the idea of eSIM, but the reality is different. I think it all depends on the country that issues the SIM card and/or the telecom. For example, right now I'm using a SIM card from a telecom that provides eSIM with their app and has very limited support for phones (it's basically only iPhone and Samsung). Even though the phone supports eSIM, I can't use it due to some artificial limitation. But I can use the old and trusted physical SIM card. So I'd stick with it.
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I like the idea of eSIM, but the reality is different. I think it all depends on the country that issues the SIM card and/or the telecom. For example, right now I'm using a SIM card from a telecom that provides eSIM with their app and has very limited support for phones (it's basically only iPhone and Samsung). Even though the phone supports eSIM, I can't use it due to some artificial limitation. But I can use the old and trusted physical SIM card. So I'd stick with it.