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TIL] You can use your Apple Watch E-SIM profile in the iPhone Xs : r/apple
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Eric Okafor on Twitter: "List of eSIM supported smart watches. Many smartwatch users here probably know about eSIM but have never actually experienced this tech. If you have any questions, feel free
