The year 2023 is ready to unleash several Galaxy products to change your smart gadgets experience. As per the official definition, the eSIM (embedded-SIM) is a form of programmable SIM card that is embedded directly into a device.
eSIM consists of software installed onto an eUICC chip permanently attached to a device. Leaving behind the physical SIM cards, the popularity of eSIMs is continuously growing after iPhone.
Getting an eSIM
The eSIM can be got from carrier to carrier. When you sign up for a new phone line, you’ll be prompted to choose either a physical SIM or an eSIM.
How to activate and download an eSIM
T-Mobile: Just go to your account on t-mobile.com. You’ll likely be asked to provide your phone’s information, such as your EID number. After that’s done, T-Mobile will ask you to scan a QR code that will load the necessary APN settings onto your phone to prepare it for the eSIM.
AT&T: Log into your AT&T by visiting signin.att.com. You then locate the line you want to activate by visiting My devices, then Manage. Click on Options and settings, then Get a new eSIM. AT&T’s prompts will walk you through activating the eSIM from there.
Verizon: In order to activate an eSIM on Verizon, your best bet is contacting customer support at verizon.com/support/contact-us/. Verizon doesn’t have a way to do it through its website, and you have to already have your phone line waiting on your phone to do it through the My Verizon app. Alternatively, you can call (800) 922-0204 and ask to activate an eSIM.
Essential tips to enable eSIM in your Galaxy Z Fold 4 (Android 13)
For enabling the eSIM on the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 4 (Android 13) just tap on the Settings app and hit Connections. Then find the SIM manager option. Tap it, and you’ll find a section called eSIMs.
Click on the Add eSIM and your device will automatically search for any eSIMs from your carrier. You can also scan the QR code by tapping Scan QR code from the service provider and follow the steps to complete the download.
