After some delay, Verizon would benefit from eSIM support in early December.

Verizon is about to add dual SIM and eSIM support after an initial delay preventing its network from working with the dual capabilities of the iPhone XS, XS Max and XR. In an internal memo that was leaked to 9to5MacVerizon tells employees that it is now considering launching dual SIM support with an eSIM and a paired physical SIM card in early December.

Apple initially announced that Verizon, T-Mobile and AT & T would all support two SIM cards. But Verizon's customers have been caught off guard: you can only use Verizon's physical SIM card for your main line. If you switch it to your secondary line, the service is downgraded to a legacy 2G network instead of LTE. As the operator realized that the secondary line would not be able to support high-speed voice and data services, it also refrained from offering eSIM support. Therefore, Verizon alone does not allow you to get full dual SIM functionality and you will need a second operator.

In a statement to The edge At the time, Verizon had stated, "From our discussions with Apple, we believe that these issues will be resolved quickly and you should be able to add our excellent Verizon service to your secondary line before the end of the year." ;year."

Other US carriers have also been bothered by similar issues, suggesting that no one in the US is ready for dual SIM for the moment. AT & T ended its support for the dual SIM card by discovering a bug related to the visual voicemail feature for iPhone that was not working on phones with two active lines. It works to solve the problem. Likewise, T-Mobile has stated that the eSIM would be available once the software is ready.

The schedule for adoption of Verizon's dual sim card and eSIM now appears to be reduced in early December, while other operators are more vague about when to expect full charge of the dual SIM card. But until now, in the United States, Apple is beating zero for three.