

if you scan the QR you essentially don't need any confirmation/activation code for me, scanning the QR code worked a lot better than manually entering the SM-DP+ Address in Step 5 of the OP Ĩ/28/19 EDIT Official eSIM for iPhone support is here!!! įinally got it working, couple of things: Hopefully postpaid will follow soon.Ĩ/18/19 EDIT Official eSIM support rumored to be coming on 8/25. I am using it currently with no issues, and have my work line in the physical SIM slot as well.ĮDIT prepaid now has an easier option to activate using an app. Hopefully this helps others get this activated. Do not proceed to step 5 until you receive this text, as it will not work.ĥ.) Go to settings/cellular/add cellular plan, and click “enter details manually”.ĥa.) instead of clicking “enter details manually” from step 5, you can scan the following QR code and skip step 6.Ħ.) Enter the following address under SM-DP+ Address: ħ.) Follow the prompts on the screen to setup your eSIM how you would like it to work (primary/secondary/data only).

Advise them that you only have the EID number available.ģ.) T-Mobile rep will swap the SIM using the EID, and will send a confirmation PIN number to you to validate the SIM swap.Ĥ.) Sit back and wait for the confirmation text that the SIM swap has completed (took about 5 minutes for me). It’s a long number, make sure to validate this number is correct if you write it down.Ģ.) Call 611 and request a SIM swap for your line. 1.) Go to settings/general/about and get the EID for your phone.
