BIG BREAKING! How eSIMS Are Replacing Old SIM CARDS in INDIA

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Explore the revolutionary shift from physical SIM cards to eSIMs in India! Discover the game-changing impact on phone theft prevention, and delve into the future where cars, smart meters, and healthcare systems seamlessly operate on eSIM technology. Stay ahead of the curve with insights on the transformative potential of eSIMs in reshaping connectivity and security. Don't miss out on the latest tech trends-subscribe now and join the eSIM revolution! #eSIM #FutureTech #ConnectivityInnovation
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[@GauravThakur-GSF]

What do you think of the eSIM technology??

[@SumitSingh-uj7if]

Narendra Modi

[@Sagarsingh004]

From Free Sim to E-Sim , we're really seeing Tech revolution 🙂

[@user-ft5gd8es3p]

One correction the technology of esim is cheap but the change in the manufacturing form factor of mobile motherboard is expensive and the sudden change of the form factor is cause many thing that eventually raise the price of overall manufacturing and product cost

[@hereandthere7709]

According to me, esim should be an option not the only way to communicate.

[@carryminati68687]

eSIM is very beneficial and revolutionary technology but as per my opinion if telecom companies tie-up with mobile manufacturing companies and discuss about this technology, that how should we can counter all the problem for eSIM like cost and others.

[@rashmeeehh]

When your internet doesn't work and you wanna remove and put the sim back but you realise it's an eSIm 😂😅

[@SHAFINNIKKY]

Hackers will now have more opportunities than before

[@khullaasaand]

All I see is privacy up for grabs by all the market. Literally no privacy is going to be allowed. Insurance companies are going to have a blast easily finding a person's catch

[@AbhishekMohantyAndsoby]

I think esim is better option but it should not become the only way to communicate. It should also have some more securities with it. Like if your number is shared and you get lot of spam calls blocking numbers won't be easy. Moreover privacy of user cant be maintained.

[@adityapathak2046]

E-Sim Should be an Option

[@Mr.unknown1781]

I really love your videos❤❤

[@infinitecosmos]

Telecom companies bol rahi hai ki

[@vboygaming7026]

eSim jab tak affordable nah ho jaye tab tak esim har ek phone mein compulsory nahi hona chahiye

[@JA07lakshya]

Best channel for knowledge and Education,No biased video only truth

[@Uday_Kumar007]

But bro agriculture sector mein iss revolution se toh jo small landless labourer honge woh toh jobless ho jayenge aur agar govt unn logo ke liye kuch nhi krenge toh woh toh unemployment aur poverty ko aur zyada raise krdega because there is a large number of population involved in the agriculture sector more than the industrial sector and tertiary sector

[@Vedant_Jat]

Fascinating insights into the evolution of mobile technology in India! The shift to eSIMs seems like a game-changer, revolutionizing the way we use and manage our devices.

[@vivekkaushal328]

Physical sim is good rather than esim agar phone change Karo to esim ko change karna easy Hota Hai if we talking to normal keypad phones

[@FFKUNAL5449W]

I think cost is one of the biggest issue but what about privacy because if someone monitoring continually but you can't do anything thing.

[@user-zg4pw4ep7d]

In my opinion eSim is a very good option for mid range smartphone but telecom companies recharge is too much expensive for poor people like 239 rupees per 28 days for only recharge and even if eSim comes in future than recharge will too expensive for normal people 😔🥺