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Quickly Switch the Default Mobile Data SIM

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Settings 2 Select a call forwarding mode and turn on the corresponding switch. Call forwarding between two SIM cards will be enabled when it is configured for both SIM cards. Quickly Switch the Default Mobile Data SIM If two SIM cards have been installed on your device, you can use a shortcut to quickly switch the default mobile data SIM card. 1 Swipe down from the status bar to open the notification panel, then swipe down again to show all shortcuts. Turn on Mobile data. 2 Touch the text under OK. until a prompt is displayed, then select a SIM card and touch When the prompt is displayed, touch Settings to access the SIM management screen. eSIM Embedded-SIM (eSIM) is a virtual SIM card that can be used instead of a physical SIM card. An eSIM card works in the same way as a physical SIM card, but occupies no space and can be linked with multiple card numbers. You are free to switch between carriers to find the best deal for you. • This feature may vary depending on your network provider. • This feature is only available in some countries and regions. • This feature may vary by device. Apply for an eSIM Card Contact your carrier to apply for an eSIM card. You need to provide the embedded-SIM ID (EID) information when applying for an eSIM card. This information is related to whether your device has a built-in eSIM smart chipset. To view this information, go to Settings > About phone > Show EID. If the EID information is not displayed, it indicates that this feature is not supported on your device. • You can apply for multiple eSIM cards, the maximum number of which is determined by the eSIM chipset capacity of your device. If the number of eSIM cards you apply for has exceeded the limit, you will see a prompt on your device indicating that you cannot add any more eSIM cards. • Only one eSIM card can be used at a time. Add an eSIM Card 1 Go to Settings > Mobile network > SIM management. 126

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2
Select a call forwarding mode and turn on the corresponding switch.
Call forwarding between two SIM cards will be enabled when it is
configured
for both SIM
cards.
Quickly Switch the Default Mobile Data SIM
If two SIM cards have been installed on your device, you can use a shortcut to quickly switch
the default mobile data SIM card.
1
Swipe down from the status bar to open the
notification
panel, then swipe down again to
show all shortcuts. Turn on
Mobile data
.
2
Touch the text under
until a prompt is displayed, then select a SIM card and touch
OK
.
When the prompt is displayed, touch
Settings
to access the
SIM management
screen.
eSIM
Embedded-SIM (eSIM) is a virtual SIM card that can be used instead of a physical SIM card.
An eSIM card works in the same way as a physical SIM card, but occupies no space and can
be linked with multiple card numbers. You are free to switch between carriers to
find
the best
deal for you.
This feature may vary depending on your network provider.
This feature is only available in some countries and regions.
This feature may vary by device.
Apply for an eSIM Card
Contact your carrier to apply for an eSIM card.
You need to provide the embedded-SIM ID (EID) information when applying for an eSIM
card. This information is related to whether your device has a built-in eSIM smart chipset. To
view this information, go to
Settings
>
About phone
>
Show EID
. If the EID information is
not displayed, it indicates that this feature is not supported on your device.
You can apply for multiple eSIM cards, the maximum number of which is determined
by the eSIM chipset capacity of your device. If the number of eSIM cards you apply for
has exceeded the limit, you will see a prompt on your device indicating that you cannot
add any more eSIM cards.
Only one eSIM card can be used at a time.
Add an eSIM Card
1
Go to
Settings
>
Mobile network
>
SIM management
.
Settings
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