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Did you take over the company line into your account? Or were you able to add their number to your phone? Their primary goal is to make sure their core customers stay their core customers. Will Xfinity support eSim or not?
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The future looks pretty good on the eSim front. Took the line a few minutes to activate. While the name is jovial, the PhoneDog Media network offers up a wealth of written and video content to help readers make important decisions about mobile technology. In fact, it has always been very interesting trying to keep up with this fast growing and rapidly changing industry. Everything I see says the Xfinity Mobile strategy seems to be working well, to date. When I went to setup my line, the mobility section was really set up prominently in the store. They all want to build their own sticky-bundle.
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As of now, Apple is still showing xfinity mobile esim following list of carrier partners and features. Just 100% guessing here, but I doubt it's very high on their list of priorities. That's not a use case that Xfinity Mobile serves. Again, these are all speculations. Will Xfinity support eSim or not. Saying Xfinity Mobile will support eSim with a physical Xfinity Sim doesn't make sense. See your carrier for details. I have having this issue. That is indeed what Apple states. Apple should be able to answer the question and the details should be in whatever documents you signed when upgrading. I have two iPhones that I purchased throughout the apple program. If we can have five of them, we must be missing something about how we should be using them. I think the story keeps changing because people keep discovering issues. For example, I see frequent complaints in T-Mobile groups about how they'll lose signal completely with one line while they're on a call with the other line. You cannot have two active signals when xfinity mobile esim of them is engaged. Then you have these weird complaints about how somebody will lose cellular signal completely. But in a way Apple has rammed this down the throats of the cellular providers. See excerpt from Apple Support website below. Otherwise, both plans must be from the same carrier. Contact your carrier for more information. If you have an enterprise or corporate cellular service plan, check with your company administrator to see if they support this feature.
