Do I need to inform ID if I’m going to use a third party eSIM when I travel to the United States
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Best answer by andewhite
No, that’s not necessary,
Assuming the phone with your iD SIM / eSIM is network unlocked, you’re free to use third party SIM / eSIM products.
+22No not at all. I would suggest setting a £0 spend cap on your iD account to stop any unexpected charges tho.
+26No, that’s not necessary,
Assuming the phone with your iD SIM / eSIM is network unlocked, you’re free to use third party SIM / eSIM products.
+24Hey there
Thanks,
Tyler
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