For seamless global connectivity with eSIMFlyer, your smartphone must be 'carrier-unlocked'. If you acquired your device through a contract with a specific mobile provider (like T-Mobile, Vodafone, or AT&T), it might be locked to their network. We strongly advise checking with your home carrier to confirm your phone's unlocked status before purchasing an eSIMFlyer plan. An unlocked phone ensures you can switch between networks globally, which is essential for eSIM functionality.
My phone is carrier-locked, can I still use eSIMFlyer?
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