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The video focuses on Apple's decision to remove the physical SIM card tray from US models of the iPhone 14, which has inconvenienced international travelers needing to switch to local SIM cards. To address this, the speaker introduces Olafly, a Spanish-based eSIM provider with unlimited data plans and strong customer support. The video walks through the steps to use Olafly, from purchasing and activating the eSIM via email to using the Olafly app. The presenter demonstrates activating an eSIM on an iPhone, highlighting the ease and automation of the service, and notes it requires at least an iPhone XS. They conclude by recommending Olafly and thanking the sponsor.
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In this part of the video, the speaker discusses Apple’s decision to remove the physical SIM card tray from US models of the iPhone 14 lineup, which led to backlash from international travelers who can no longer easily switch to local SIM cards. To address this issue, the speaker introduces the sponsor, Olafly, a Spanish-based eSIM provider offering unlimited data plans and strong customer support. The video then outlines steps to use Olafly, including visiting their website, selecting the country for the trip, purchasing the eSIM, and activating it via email. The speaker walks through downloading the Olafly app from the App Store and signing in to set up the eSIM on an iPhone 13 mini.
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In this part of the video, the presenter guides viewers through the process of activating an eSIM card using the olafly app on an iPhone. They describe having two inactive eSIMs and proceed to demonstrate how to activate one using a QR code received via email. The presenter explains each step, including scanning the QR code with the camera app, following the activation prompts, and confirming various settings like FaceTime and iMessage. Once activated, they show that the phone is using 4G data on the T-Mobile network, without a physical SIM card. Additionally, it’s recommended to activate the eSIM at the destination for ease of use. The presenter confirms that olafly’s service is simple, fully automated, and works as intended, but notes that it requires at least an iPhone XS or newer. The video concludes with a recommendation of olafly’s service and a thank you to the sponsor.