What is an eSIM and Why Does It Matter?
An eSIM (embedded SIM) is a digital SIM built directly into your device. Instead of inserting a physical card, you download a SIM profile over the internet.
eSIM Compatible Devices: The Complete 2025 List
Apple iPhone (eSIM Supported)
iPhone XS/XR and all newer models support eSIM. iPhone 15+ models in the US are eSIM-only.
Google Pixel (eSIM Supported)
Pixel 3 and all newer models support eSIM. Full eSIM support in GrapheneOS.
Samsung Galaxy (eSIM Supported)
Galaxy S20 and newer, Galaxy Z Fold/Flip series, Galaxy Note 20 and newer all support eSIM.
Step-by-Step eSIM Installation Guide
iPhone Installation
- Go to Settings → Cellular → Add eSIM
- Scan QR code or enter details manually
- Wait for activation (usually 2-5 minutes)
Android Installation
- Go to Settings → Network & Internet → SIMs
- Tap Add eSIM or Download SIM
- Scan QR or enter activation code
Why eSIM is More Secure Than Physical SIM
- No SIM swap attacks - Cannot be physically extracted
- No tracking through purchase - Delivered digitally
- Enhanced authentication - Device attestation and secure storage
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