Bro, can provide the link? Share with others

nah...


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I think on 25 as well as XOX also offering e-sim which riding celcom network.

Thanks for the information bro.

Link as in website address, not screen capture

if u are maxis user, you should received email from maxis.

I am but I didn't receive any emails... Maybe they know I'm using HK set with dual sim...

Edit: Got the mail, but the link goes back to show only Huawei Watch, haha.. oh well...

This post has been edited by attw: Feb 22 2019, 07:12 PM

Finally Malaysian Telco supported e-sim. Unfortunately, I am not Maxis user...

hi guys... just a quick question... don't u think that for those who already use eSIM from Maxis for their iPhone XS Max (Huawei Watch) need to go to Maxis centre to re-apply the eSIM that specifically for iPhone?

Tempting to get those e-sim so that I can use dual sim on my iPhone, but suddenly realised once I go with e-sim, to change phone, I’ll need phone with e-sim support.

Sometimes I’ll transfer my sim to my android phone to use as hotspot to preserve my iPhone battery 😸

Yeah, that’s the flexibility of having physical sim cards. Not sure when other phone makers will start adopting this. Samsung’s latest S10 doesn’t. I wonder if any other Android phone launching during next week’s MWC will support eSIM.

Some of Xiaomi”s existing phones already supporting now via the e-linking app which is using Celcom’s network.

Bro, wife changed casing. Let me know if you still keen.

oops, one problem i tempted to go change to esim as well

Ya, I think there was an article about this sometime back. Was it the Durian Man eSIM or something? I remember the durians...

Haha correct but changed name already. Using it on my Pocophone now. Not many people know about it until it was announced by Xiaomi that some of their phones already secretly have esim capability.

Wait, what? It’s no longer called Durian Man? Hahaha, a shame! That was pretty unique. But the only way for it to work is with that particular app installed right, it won’t work natively?

Please Apple Watch LTE support Maxis !!

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This post has been edited by Ernest90: Feb 24 2019, 04:47 PM

It should be as easy as using an app to configure the e-sim on your phone. It will be a hassle if you need to go to the shop to do it and defeats the purpose of having this feature.