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What for lol when you make call you can choose a line

@@vashonm More so for receiving calls if you're using a personal phone with a business line on the esim. Being able to set a schedule would be really convenient.

I think you can with "shortcuts"

Same here

There is, you click which number to call from

They will charge price to provide this feature in 2030.

We’d like to help guide you in the right direction! Whenever you restore your iPhone, you’ll want to take the steps to set up an eSIM again found here: s.apple.com/dH5b3d5H0c If you need additional help, please reach out to us directly: apple.co/GetSupport

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Thank you. The videos can be a such a good resource. We’re happy to point you in the right direction. As for the two iPhones having the same business number as the second line, you may want to start with your carrier to see if this is something they support. You may also want to reach out to Apple at Work to see what business options would be available for you. Just go to s.apple.com/dE0c4T3R0X Check out this link for more information about using Dual SIM and eSIM: s.apple.com/dE4b0u4A8v Need more help? Reach out to us here: apple.co/GetSupport

Yes

Hello. We are happy to assist with your questions. Yes, you can use your Apple IDs and eSIM you will be able to set up both accounts on your device using the steps here: s.apple.com/dE0B2J7R9i Reach out to Apple Apple Support here with further questions: apple.co/GetSupport

Why can’t you operate one plan?

And this is why  uploaded this video Sir! 😅

Thanks for reaching out. You can use two different carriers if your iPhone is carrier unlocked. You can setup data switching according to your needs. Learn more about Dual SIM with eSIM here: s.apple.com/dE4b0u4A8v For further assistance, reach out to our advisors here: apple.co/GetSupport

For almost three years, I've used two lines: AT&T and T-Mobile. Both have data connections. This provides me greater assurance of a good connection as I frequently travel (stateside). I can also use SpeedTest to determine data speed of each carrier. Choosing and switching numbers is very quick and easy. Same with voicemail setup and utilization. I started w/iPhone 12PM. I currently have the 14 PM. I hope that helps 🌎

I'm sorry if I misunderstood your question, but to change the choice of sim, you simply go to the contact and select the sim (one touch) you wish to use - it's right under the name of the contact 🤷‍♂. After you make the sim choice, it remains attached for that contact until you change it

Thanks for reaching out! See apple.co/462B7ZJ for more information on Dual SIM. If you have further questions, please use apple.co/GetSupport for assistance.

Yep! Have a look at the steps here: s.apple.com/dE0B2J7R9i Check the section for “Switch phone numbers for a call.” Get in touch with us if you need help: apple.co/GetSupport

Thanks for reaching out. We’re happy to assist. If you don’t want to be charged while you’re roaming, you can simply turn the international line off to avoid it. Just go to Settings > Cellular, select the phone number then turn it off. This just turns the phone line off, but doesn’t affect your actual cellular plan. You can turn the line back on whenever you want to. Using Dual SIM with an eSIM: s.apple.com/dE0B2J7R9i If you need continued assistance, you can contact Apple support here: apple.co/GetSupport

Depending on your needs, use the steps here to create shortcuts: s.apple.com/dE4i8T5d3u For further questions, please don’t hesitate to reach out here: apple.co/GetSupport

It’s hard

Thanks for reaching out. The following link may be able to help more, with what you’re wanting to know: s.apple.com/dE3a3o8q3B If you still need help, please reach out here: apple.co/GetSupport

Great question! We can help. When writing a new message, you can select which number to send from. If you have any further questions, contact us here: apple.co/GetSupport Take care.

I really need 4

@@Red00022 5 would really help my case

Hello! We'd be happy to provide you with some information. Some carriers might offer international plans, but you can use a different carrier for your second SIM card. You can learn how to use Dual SIM with an eSIM here: s.apple.com/dE4b0u4A8v If you need more help, please reach out to us here: apple.co/GetSupport

Hey there. Thanks for reaching out to us about this. We are always happy to help where we can. Yes an eSIM can be used for international travel: s.apple.com/DH2W7J8zw2 If you have any other questions you can reach out here: apple.co/GetSupport

Happy to provide some info. iPhone 14 Pro Max can come in a few different varieties based on where it is purchased, but in most cases, the available model will either come with dual eSIM or dual SIM (one nano-SIM and one eSIM). Some iPhone models available in China mainland, Hong Kong, and Macao support dual nano-SIM though. More info on that here: s.apple.com/dE3a3o8q3B Keep in mind that those devices may not be compatible with networks in other regions, so that would be a question to bring up with your cellular carrier for verification. If you have other questions, please reach out here: apple.co/GetSupport

no at the moment you cant and its ridiculous that apple can not implement this

You will be able to do that when ios17 is released

Hi there. We can provide some guidance. You can change your ringtones with the guidance in this link, and set different ringtones for different contacts: s.apple.com/dE4l9o2E4A Need more help? Reach out to us here: apple.co/GetSupport

Why did you need two?

@@jerrymartinelli5213 usually a personal line and a work line

@@jerrymartinelli5213 i use one for calling only, and the second one for data cause the company offer good price for data

when you buy an eSIM in another country does it come with a phone number?

Great question! We are happy to help. Depending on carrier, eSIM may or may not have a phone number associated with them. We suggest checking with the carrier being purchased from. DM with other questions. If you have further questions, please reach out to our support using the following link: apple.co/GetSupport

Hello and thanks for reaching out. To use two different carriers, your iPhone must be unlocked. Unlocking means it can be used with other carriers. This link has additional information: s.apple.com/dE0B2J7R9i If you have other questions, reach out here: apple.co/GetSupport

Thank you for reaching out. We understand how important this is to you and we are here to help. Do Not Disturb will be activated for both numbers! You cannot select a single number Within Do Not Disturb settings, you can select to receive calls from certain groups (family members, friends, favorites, etc.) This article should be able to help: s.apple.com/dE4a8d8q7K We would also like to invite you to provide feedback regarding this by going to s.apple.com/dE4O8p1G1B Reach out to us here: apple.co/GetSupport if you have any other questions or concerns.

We understand the concerns with screen rotation and we can review this with you. While not all apps or functions are compatible with screen rotation, if this is a spot that should work and isn’t then you’ll want to review s.apple.com/dE0i7u6o7w If problems persist, reach out to us through apple.co/GetSupport

Hey there. Find more on what you can do when using Dual SIM with iPhone here: apple.co/3ZINM2h Still have questions? Connect with us further here: apple.co/GetSupport

Hello. That’s a great question, and we’re happy to answer. In the US, the iPhone 14 models have Dual eSIM. Otherwise, all iPhone models with eSIM have one SIM card slot. s.apple.com/dE0B2J7R9i For additional questions, contact us here: apple.co/GetSupport

Thanks for your question! apple.co/3ZINM2h talks about what models of iPhone support dual eSIM and which models require one physical SIM and one eSIM. If you need further assistance, please reach out to us using apple.co/GetSupport.

problem easier to move your number to esim and use the physical sim for work number

That is a great question! Yes, it is possible to do that. Please check out the article below. Use eSIM while traveling internationally with your iPhone: s.apple.com/DH2W7J8zw2 Contact us here if you need further assistance: apple.co/GetSupport

Thanks for asking, looks it’s just a different icon for Dual SIM. The answer can be found here: s.apple.com/dE0b2d2G6H “Dual SIM with cellular service icon On your iPhone with Dual SIM capability, you’re in range of your cellular network and can make and receive calls. If there’s no signal, "No service" or "SOS" appears.” Cheers.

Thanks for your question! See apple.co/3SDnuwG for more information on using dual SIM in China mainland and Hong Kong. If you have further questions, please reach out to us using apple.co/GetSupport.

Thanks for reaching out about Dual SIM on your iPhone. We do have an article that covers if this happens to not be working. See s.apple.com/dE4h7u4d9L For additional assistance, please reach out to us using this link: apple.co/GetSupport

That’s a great question and we’ll be happy to answer. Yes, you can use different carriers. But your iPhone must be unlocked. To learn more, see s.apple.com/DH2R0C0An7 If you have further questions, reach out to us using this link: apple.co/GetSupport

Hi there. Those are great questions! We can help you. You can use one number at a time for cellular data and change the phone number which uses cellular data if you choose. You can also customize which phone number you’d like to use as your default telephone number. When you call one of your contacts, your iPhone will remember which phone number you’ve used previously to call that contact and will use that number each time you call that contact. Check out this resource under “Use two phone numbers for calls, messages, and data” which explains in detail how these features work: s.apple.com/dE4b0u4A8v Feel free to contact us directly if you have any other questions for us. You can reach us here: apple.co/GetSupport Enjoy your weekend!

That’s a wonderful question and we’re here to help. Not all iPhone models support Dual SIM, and not all iPhones support Dual SIM with two nano-SIMs. If your iPhone support Dual SIM with two nano-SIM cards, and the Android device uses a nano-SIM, you can follow the steps in the article below to insert the SIM card in to the iPhone and use Dual SIM. - Using Dual SIM with two nano-SIM cards: s.apple.com/dE3a1U3i3H If your iPhone Dual SIM with one nano-SIM and eSIM, you can learn more about Dual SIM here: s.apple.com/dE0B2J7R9i If you have additional questions, don’t hesitate to reach out to us here: apple.co/GetSupport

Thanks for your question! See apple.co/462B7ZJ for more information on using Dual SIM. If you have further questions, please reach out to us using apple.co/GetSupport.

Hi there! To answer your question, to use two different carriers, your iPhone must be unlocked. Otherwise, both plans must be from the same carrier. If a CDMA carrier provides your first SIM, your second SIM won't support CDMA: s.apple.com/dE0B2J7R9i Contact your carrier for more information. If you have additional questions for Apple Support, please reach out to us here: apple.co/GetSupport

Thanks for reaching out, we can help. Airplane Mode is designed to turn off all wireless communication from the device to prevent interference with the systems that operate an aircraft, and it is an all-or-nothing feature so you won’t be able to pick and choose which line to turn off. That said, you can customize how your two lines behave so you can avoid unexpected charges. Check out this article to learn more about customizing your separate cellular lines: s.apple.com/dE4b0u4A8v If you still have questions, reach out to us here: apple.co/GetSupport Take care.

All iphones

You can learn more about using eSIM here: s.apple.com/dH5b3d5H0c Should you need more help, reach out here: apple.co/GetSupport

Thanks for your question! See apple.co/462B7ZJ for more information on selecting which phone number to use with Messages. If you have further questions, please reach out to us using apple.co/GetSupport.

You can manage settings for each of your lines, including whether the line is switched On or Off, with the following steps: 1. Go to Settings. 2. Tap either Cellular or Mobile Data. 3. Tap the number you want to change. 4. Tap each option and set it as you normally would. The following page provides additional information you may find helpful as well: s.apple.com/dE0B2J7R9i If you need further assistance, connect with an Apple Support advisor, here: apple.co/GetSupport

Great question! We’re happy to assist. Yes, if you find an international carrier that supports eSIM, you could have a US plan and an international plan. Check out this link for the details: s.apple.com/DH2W7J8zw2 For any follow-up questions, please contact us here: apple.co/GetSupport

If Wi-Fi Calling is available, you’ll see "Wi-Fi" in the status bar while viewing Control Center. Check out more information about Wi-Fi Calling here: apple.co/47LXgNA If you have any other questions, reach out to us here: apple.co/GetSupport

Yes, Dual SIM with eSIM works with two eSIM lines. This Apple Support page has the full details to help answer your question: s.apple.com/dE4b0u4A8v For further questions, you can contact Apple Support directly using this link: apple.co/GetSupport

If your iPhone is unlocked, you can use two different carriers. Here’s more information on using Dual SIM with eSIM to help: apple.co/3ZINM2h If you’d like any further help, start a support session with us at apple.co/GetSupport

Thanks for reaching out! See apple.co/462B7ZJ for more information about using Dual SIM with an eSIM. If you have further questions, please use apple.co/GetSupport for assistance.

We’ll be glad to assist you with your concerns with making calls with eSIM on your iPhone. When you travel internationally, you can use eSIM to make phone calls. This is explained in more detail here: s.apple.com/DH2W7J8zw2 If more assistance is needed, please reach out directly using this link: apple.co/GetSupport

Hey there. Find more information on using Dual SIM with an eSIM here: apple.co/3ZINM2h If you still have questions after looking that over, connect with us here: apple.co/GetSupport

That’s what I’m trying to find out! I’ll probably just activate the third and see if possible

I believe iPhone 13 (or 12?) was last iPhone sold in the US with both eSim and physical Sim. iPhone 14 is eSim only. You can have multiple eSims, but only two active at one time per the video.