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this post was submitted on 25 Sep 2023
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eSIM because I can install multiple of them in my phone and swap as needed.
I keep all the eSIM data stored in 1Password so whenever I change my phone or anything at all, I can easily download and install them to another phone too.
I have never used eSIMs personally but I have requested a lot while working.
It usually takes less than 30 seconds (once logged in) to get a new eSIM (QR code in a PDF).
Is it different for a personal eSIM? If not then I wouldn't bother saving them.
Apparently you can do it with an app too.
I have no idea why and how you could save them in a password manager honestly.
We use QR codes because when new employees start it's very easy to just send them a phone and a PDF and not worry about it.
Oh lol I replied to the wrong comment, I was replying to the comment one level above.
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