I have an iPhone 14 Plus from America, and I already have an esim from Verizon, but I want another one from Vodafone from Ukraine, since I have an important SIM card on my old phone. Can I have two active eSIMs at the same time to receive SMS?
iPhone 14 Plus, iOS 17
iPhone 14 Plus if bought from the USA.
The number of active eSIMs depends on your device and whether you're using a physical SIM card as well. Most devices have limitations on the number of simultaneous connections they can manage.
Even if you can't have multiple eSIMs active simultaneously, you can usually store several eSIM profiles on your device (often around 8 or more). This lets you easily switch between them as needed without needing to contact your carrier.
Note: To use two different providers, your iPhone must be unlocked. Otherwise, both plans must be from the same provider. If a CDMA network provides your first SIM, your second SIM won't support CDMA. Contact your network provider for more information.
If you have an enterprise or corporate data service plan, check with your company administrator to see if they support this feature.
iPhione 14 Plus: SIM Card
Use of eSIM requires a wireless service plan (which may include restrictions on switching service providers and roaming, even after contract expiration). Not all carriers support eSIM. Use of eSIM in iPhone may be disabled when purchased from some carriers. See your carrier for details. To learn more, visit apple.com/esim.
We are users here, just like you. We aren't Verizon and we can't speak for Verizon. Contact Verizon for the information you want confirmed.
I read on the Internet that Verizon blocks phones from third-party carriers in order to save them from black selling and theft. It's blocked for me now. Verizon says smartphones are will be unlocked within 60 days of purchase. Will my iPhone be unlocked? It was not bought in full, but in parts
Read. On the forum, a Verizon spokesperson wrote:
Once the 60-day period has been completed, the phone is unlocked even with a still active Device Payment. Now, to get a bit more specific, if payments towards the device stopped and the account it was on was disconnected, the phone may be flagged for non-payment and then locked after that."
Is it true so?
makuadar wrote:
So maybe you're wrong? I'll respect you with respect, I'm just clarifying
I don't think I'm wrong at all. Carriers DON'T unlock phones until what is owed is completely paid. But you want me to confirm this and I don't work for Verizon. Since you want absolute confirmation, I'm telling you to ask Verizon directly.
No, your phone will be eligible for unlock when you pay off your contract.
so, until the phone is completely paid, the Carrier lock will not be removed within 60 days? And where can you make sure of this? I looked at the entire site, it is not written anywhere about it
You get the information by contacting the carrier the phone is locked to.
So maybe you're wrong? I'll respect you with respect, I'm just clarifying
OK OK, thank you very much
How much iPhone 14 plus do have esims?
