If you're travelling, you can't use eSIM on a locked phone because it won't have the freedom to connect to new networks. When a phone is locked to a particular carrier, it's only allowed to connect to that specific network. Having a locked phone will prevent you from being able to connect to the new networks available at your new destination. Why does my phone need to reach new networks? Typically, a travel eSIM package will...
Dear Gramps, Dad says you've got a few vacations coming up, and that you were determined to learn 'how to use eSIM thingys' that I'm always posting about on the Facebook. First of all, thank you for supporting...
iOS 17 is taking what we love and making it even better, while simultaneously taking the stuff we don't like (we're looking at you, voicemail) and making it super tolerable. So if we had to describe Apple's latest software...
If you're lucky enough to be getting your hands on a brand-new iPhone 15 and you have plans for international travel, get ready to experience the iPhone 15 eSIM hack that's going to allow you to save big bucks on...
Taylor Swift's Eras tour is causing a massive tourism boom as excited Swifties travel over borders and cross oceans to see their beloved performer live in stadiums all over the world. With tickets selling out in minutes and going...
Using an eSIM for international travel means you're downloading a digital SIM card onto your phone or tablet, and using it to get local mobile data at your destination. An eSIM is an embedded SIM card, and you can...
The 'e' in eSIM should probably stand for 'environmental' or earth-friendly, because these planet-loving downloadable SIM cards are making a real difference in protecting Mother Nature. So if you're someone who loves to travel, you can save money and save the...
