E-SIM compatibility on iPhone and Android in Nigeria
E-SIM compatibility on iPhone and Android in Nigeria
Embedded subscriber identity module (eSIM) is a virtual SIM card which functions in such a way that when integrated into smartphones, it eliminates the needs for a physical/traditional SIM card. eSIM find its way into Nigeria in 2020 starting with MTN and 9Mobile, then followed by Airtel in 2023. For many people, the inconvenience of handling physical SIM cards—trimming them to fit, swapping them between devices, or accidentally losing them—is a common frustration, and that’s why people prefer eSIM. eSIM technology eliminates the need for physical SIM cards, offering greater convenience and flexibility. With eSIM, users can switch between carriers or plans digitally, without waiting for a physical card to arrive or worrying about compatibility issues. It also simplifies travel by allowing users to activate local plans instantly, and it reduces the risk of losing or damaging a SIM card. Additionally, eSIMs free up physical space in devices, enabling manufacturers to design slimmer, more c…
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