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The YouTube video, presented by Saki Tekken, demonstrates the process of transferring a SIM card from an old iPhone to a new iPhone 14 model, which lacks a physical SIM card tray. The process requires both devices to be unlocked, running iOS 16, and connected via Bluetooth. Users are guided through the settings on the new iPhone to set up the cellular connection and follow prompts for either physical SIM cards or eSIMs. After completing the transfer, the old phone is limited to emergency service access, while the new device is activated. The video explains that iPhone-to-iPhone transfers are straightforward, whereas transferring to other brands like Samsung might require additional steps. The presenter also covers how to delete an eSIM from the settings and transfer it back and forth between iPhones. Viewers are invited to comment with any questions for further clarification.
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In this part of the video, Saki Tekken demonstrates how to transfer a SIM card from an old iPhone to a new iPhone 14 model, which does not have a physical SIM card tray. Instead, users must perform a software transfer. Both devices need to be running iOS 16, unlocked, and connected to Bluetooth. The process involves going to the settings on the new iPhone, selecting the option to set up cellular, and following the prompts to transfer the number electronically. This method works for both physical SIM cards and eSIMs, and it is supported by most major carriers in the U.S. Once the transfer is complete, the old phone will show only emergency service access, while the new phone will become active.
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In this part of the video, the presenter demonstrates how to transfer a SIM number between iPhones. By tapping on “transfer number,” the process initiates, and following on-screen prompts ensures a smooth transfer. The SIM is activated, and connection to the network is established, completing the transfer. The presenter clarifies that iPhone-to-iPhone transfers are straightforward, whereas transferring to other brands like Samsung involves extra steps.
Once transferred, the old SIM becomes obsolete, as it has been converted to an eSIM on the new device. The video also covers how to delete an eSIM on iPhones, which is as simple as deleting it from the settings. Additionally, the presenter shows how easy it is to transfer the eSIM back and forth between iPhones by following similar steps. However, transferring to other manufacturers may require additional steps. The segment concludes with an invitation for viewers to comment with any questions.