I have two sims in my 11 max. Regular sim is att. The e sim is t mo. I will be traveling internationally and plan to use the t mo sim. How can I avoid getting att charges? I have free data and text and calling on t mo. If I am in Europe and my att line gets a call and I’m on my t mo sim do I get charged? Also, with green texts? Would I be charged? Thank you!
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iPhone 11 Pro Two sims and traveling question
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To avoid charges, just turn off the AT&T Sim in Cellular settings. If it is off, you won't get a call
No "green texts" you can use iMessage in the T Mo line as well.
eSIM + Dual SIM Q&A
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To avoid charges, just turn off the AT&T Sim in Cellular settings. If it is off, you won't get a call
No "green texts" you can use iMessage in the T Mo line as well.
Got it! I’ll do that. Thanks!!Tons of answers in this thread...
eSIM + Dual SIM Q&A
This post is a wiki, so if you have an eSIM, see a question and know the answer, feel free to add the question and the answer. This WikiPost will focus on all the questions not covered by Apple. Table of Contents General Info Support documents from Apple about eSIM Ways an eSIM can be...
To avoid charges, just turn off the AT&T Sim in Cellular settings. If it is off, you won't get a call
No "green texts" you can use iMessage in the T Mo line as well.