Is it Possible for me to Turn off my eSim?

Yes, you have full control over whether your eSIM line is active or inactive. Depending on the region or location you're in, you may enable and disable your eSIM's capability, as well as alter features, via the settings of your smartphone. By going to cellular/mobile data in your device's settings, you should be able to "turn this line on/off." The light may then be turned on or off by toggling the switch there. Here's how to delete and disable eSIMs in detail: What happens if I wish to deactivate an eSIM? What is an eSIM card, and how is it different from regular SIM cards? To refresh your memory, eSIM stands for "embedded" SIM card, and you can read more about it here if you've never heard of it before. An integrated SIM card is created by inserting small chips inside your smartphone. To activate data plans on eSIM devices, you don't need external SIM cards; instead, you may download SIM plans straight to your phone via Airhub's app and website.

An eSIM, or electronic SIM card, is a SIM card that has been converted to digital form. With your eSIM, you may perform the following: Use your cell phone's network for local data. A cellular service is required to make and receive phone calls, text messages, and other forms of electronic mail. Swiping your finger over the screen on your phone or tablet will download and activate data. You may keep your current phone number while still switching to a new one. You'll never have to worry about roaming charges again. Install a data plan that meets your needs and pay for it. Instead of inserting a chip, use a QR code to activate your eSIM plan. By utilising the Airhub app, you may adjust your data plan.

The following devices are compatible with an eSIM:

What is aneSim? How does it function?

The meaning of an eSIM is the same as that of a regular SIM card. The word "embedded" is added to the front of the name. This already tells us the most important difference: eSims are built into the device, so they can't be taken out. But an e-SIM card is much more advanced than its predecessors, both in terms of how it works and how easy it is to use. It opens up a lot of exciting possibilities.

When it comes to your eSIM, there are a few things to bear in mind: eSIMs include networks, data plans, and validity periods that are designed expressly for usage when travelling. Using an American-based eSIM with 5 gigabytes of data and a two-week validity period can get past this restriction. If your data plan has been used up, or if your two-week period has elapsed, a new eSIM must be installed, depending on whether your present eSIM allows for top-ups. You may use your American eSIM to make and receive calls and texts after you are in the United States. Furthermore, your plan becomes active as soon as you purchase it, so make sure to activate it immediately before you depart on your vacation. Once your eSIM has been deployed, you should allow data roaming on your connection. You must activate data roaming on the eSIM line in order to utilise the telecom networks in the relevant region. You will not be charged additional roaming costs on your eSIM line. Once you've installed your eSIM, double-check that the APN settings in your installation instructions match the APN settings on your eSIM line. Please refer to our Installation Manual if you have any questions. After your installation is complete, your eSIM may take a few minutes to connect to the network. You can either delete or disable your eSIM. Whether or not you want to use your eSIM again affects whether or not you should disable or remove it. Please keep in mind that after you've wiped your eSIM, it's gone forever! If you don't intend to use your eSIM again, or if it doesn't have a top-up option and hence can't be reloaded, it's better to delete it, but this isn't always the case.

If you have any issues and need support, you can always contact the AirHub team at support@airhubapp.com