This content has been automatically translated from Ukrainian.
An electronic SIM card, or e-SIM, is an electronic version of the traditional SIM card, which is used in mobile devices such as smartphones and tablets. The main difference between a conventional SIM card and an e-SIM is that an e-SIM does not represent a physical card that can be inserted or extracted from the device. e-SIM is a digital version of a traditional SIM card.
e-SIM is built directly into the device and does not require physical exchange of SIM cards when the network operator changes. Users can easily change network operators without the need for a physical SIM replacement. Some devices with e-SIM can support multiple profiles, allowing multiple phone or network numbers to be used simultaneously.
e-SIM allows phone manufacturers to create more compact devices because they do not require SIM card slots. Users can easily choose a network operator without having to obtain and install a new SIM card.
e-SIM is distributed in many countries and is supported by various mobile operators and device manufacturers.
This post doesn't have any additions from the author yet.
