• gayhitler420English
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    1 year ago

    Youve got it backwards. The more technical user should be on the one that can be easily transferred, has more features and requires a little knowledge to understand and not just say to the carrier “transfer my number”.

    The boomers are the ones who need to have a little card with their phone number on it.

    • Dog@lemmy.worldOPEnglish
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      1 year ago

      I don’t think I have it backwards. I have technological knowhow and I’d rather have the physical SIM. I don’t want eSIM as my main thing. Especially since I have devices that don’t even support eSIM in case my main device breaks or something like that.

      • gayhitler420English
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        1 year ago

        It’s not like even the esim happy us carriers won’t provision a phone using a sim. There’s no reason you can’t use an older device with a sim as a backup for a newer device with an esim.

        I think (but I need to confirm) that you can have an esim and matching sim at the same time. That was the process for going from sim to esim, they’d make an esim with the same ids as your sim then you make sure the esim is working and chuck the old card. Gotta make sure it can go in reverse though.